Entire

What it does

Entire is a developer platform that captures and stores every AI agent session—prompts, tool calls, decisions, and checkpoints—directly in your git history. It works with any coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Factory, OpenCode, etc.) and provides full visibility into every agent run. The platform also includes a distributed git network that mirrors repositories around the world for faster cloning and higher throughput, designed to handle the demands of AI coding agents.

Who it is for

Entire is built for software development teams and individual developers who use AI coding agents and need to track, review, and reproduce the context behind code changes. It is especially relevant for teams that rely on multiple agents or agent sessions and want to avoid starting from zero each time. The platform is open source (MIT licensed) and integrates with any git-based project.

Why it matters

As AI coding agents become more common, developers face challenges in understanding why code was written a certain way, reproducing agent behavior, and avoiding repeated mistakes. Entire solves this by linking every commit to the full agent session that produced it, storing checkpoints in git history. This provides persistent context for both humans and agents, reducing friction in code review, debugging, and onboarding. The distributed git network also addresses performance bottlenecks when many agents clone and push simultaneously.

Launch signal

Entire was launched by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke. The company has announced a distributed network for mirroring code repositories, arguing that centralized platforms cannot handle the demands of AI coding agents. The product is currently in waitlist mode, with a CLI available for setup. The website showcases performance benchmarks: 570K clones/hour, 1.7M operations/hour, and 2.1M pushes/hour under simulated workloads.

Brand and naming

The name "Entire" suggests completeness and wholeness, reflecting the product's goal of capturing the entire context of agent sessions. The tagline "Every agent session stored in your repo" reinforces this. The brand positions itself as a rebellion against centralized, opaque development workflows, with a tone that is developer-friendly and slightly irreverent (e.g., "Join the rebellion"). The visual identity uses a dark theme with neon accents, appealing to a technical audience.