Thomas Dohmke, co-founder and CEO of Entire, announced the first Git forge built specifically for agent‑human collaboration. The platform rests on three primitives: Trails, a heads‑up display that scores code pushes with automated evals; Distributed Git hosting, which pushes up to 89x faster than Git Hub and 6x faster than Cursor Origin; and Continuous Memory, syncing sessions and prompts into the repo for searchable agent access. Trails replace traditional pull requests by surfacing eval scores, findings, and confidence metrics at the top of the page, guiding developers through a three‑step lifecycle—spinning up a Trail, scoring with evals (showing the last 5 runs), and closing all findings before merging. The system supports multi‑repo grouping, pre‑defined agents for security, slop, and code quality, and lets teams configure custom agents via the UI or JSON configs.
Entire partners with Buildkite and Depot for CI, leverages Claude Code, Codex, and sandboxes from Daytona and E2B, and is now available for any developer, especially AI‑native teams. The goal is to give developers the information they need to merge confidently, reducing audit‑log spam and enabling stable agentic coding loops.
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