Entire Launches Git Platform Built for Agent and Human Collaboration
Entire co-founder and CEO Thomas Dohmke announced the launch of the first Git platform built specifically for agent and human collaboration, centered on three capabilities: Trail, distributed Git hosting, and Continuous Memory. With Trail, review agents independently score each push in a cloud sandbox and provide findings, while Gates control merge conditions; the company claims its new source control server pushes up to 89 times faster than GitHub and 6 times faster than Cursor Origin, is now live in the US, Europe, Australia, and India, and supports mirroring from or migrating off GitHub. The CLI adds two open-source plugins, entire-graph and entire-brain: the former parses code structure locally and, in official tests, saves up to 71% of tokens, while the latter indexes agent sessions as searchable persistent memory.
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Entire has turned code review into a Trail where review agents score each submission, and offers a hosting solution that coexists with GitHub mirrors, offering another way to organize agent collaboration workflows.