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Entire: The Git Forge Built for Humans and AI Agents

Entire is a Git forge for agent-human collaboration: Trails replace pull requests with agent-scored review, continuous memory keeps the why behind every commit. Launched…

Entire is a Git forge built for agent-human collaboration. It unveiled its forge on October 26, 2026, led by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke. The problem it starts from is simple: agents write code faster than people can review it, agents push faster than pipelines run, and infrastructure cannot scale for the agentic era. Entire reimagines the forge around that reality, with reimagined review, CI integrations, code hosting and continuous memory for every agent.

What Entire does

Trails move past the pull request, with evals at the center of review: instead of reading through every changed line, developers see a dashboard of scores from AI agents evaluating the code on each update, with risk, intent drift and slop monitors, test coverage gates, approvals and checks. Teams can also require a person’s sign-off, or passing automated tests, before any code goes in.
Continuous memory: prompts, decisions and agent sessions are kept with every commit, so your repo becomes a multi-agent brain and agents stop repeating past mistakes.
Agentic search: search code, commits and sessions in one query, so agents stop wasting tokens searching for answers.
Entire CLI: captures every agent session from your terminal, so the prompts, responses and tool calls behind each commit stay in your Git history.
Code hosting on a distributed Git network: built on Git’s decentralized roots, with regional mirrors, so thousands of agents can clone and push at once. Entire says its hosting runs up to 89 times faster than the competition.
Continuous integration: native integrations with agent-scale CI providers, with checks that run at agent speed, so every push gets tested without the queue.

Who it is for

Entire targets development teams whose AI agents write code faster than people can review it: teams drowning in agent pull requests, re-reading the same changes, and waiting on pipelines that cannot keep up with how fast agents push.

Pricing

Pricing is not publicly listed on the official website at the time of checking (October 27, 2026). Pricing may change, so check entire.com for current terms.