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Entire: Distributed Git for Agents

Entire, an open-source distributed git tool for AI coding agents, launches to store full agent sessions—including prompts and tool calls—alongside code commits, enabling agents to trace decisions and avoid repeating mistakes. The tool creates checkpoints directly in git history, mirrors repos globally for faster cloning, and redacts sensitive data locally.

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Entire: Distributed Git for Agents
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“Why did we write it this way?”

Every commit gets a checkpoint: the code change paired with the full agent session that produced it. Look at any change and the reasoning is right there.

Coding agents need ideas, decisions, and speed. Entire stores every session, prompt, and tool call with your commits. And now, it also mirrors your repo around the world for maximum agent throughput.

Entire CLI

curl -fsSL https://entire.io/install.sh | bash

Open source · MIT licensed4.7K Sessions

Trace any change back to the session that produced it, and give your team and agents the context to start smarter.

Every conversation is captured and linked to your git history creating a checkpoint automatically. No extra steps required.

Sensitive data never leaves your machine. Entire detects and redacts secrets before anything is stored.

Why entire

Entire creates a checkpoint for every commit: the code change paired with the agent session that produced it. Context that’s attached, not archived.

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“Why did we write it this way?”

Every commit gets a checkpoint: the code change paired with the full agent session that produced it. Look at any change and the reasoning is right there.

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“Where does all this context actually go?”

Nowhere new. Checkpoints are stored directly in your git history. No hosted service, no external database. Just your repo, your workflow, your data.

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“Why does the agent keep making the same mistakes?”

Because it starts every session from zero. Checkpoints give agents the full history of how your codebase was built. Not just the code, but the decisions behind it.

One command to set up Entire CLI in your repository. Works with any git-based project, fully open source.

Instead of every agent starting from zero, move work between agents with the full session state carried forward, not rebuilt from memory.

Git hosting

Keep the repo on GitHub. Let your agents clone fast from a regional Entire mirror without rate limits.

decentralized everywhere: SOONCLONE throughput

200 simulated clients continuously shallow-cloning a production repository from multiple EU regions over ~3 minutes.

Workload Throughput

32 simulated agents continuously performing a mixed workload of shallow clones and checkpoint pushes (1 clone : 5 pushes) at ~50-60 ms median latency.

Push throughput

128 simulated agents continuously pushing 1-10 files (2 KB each) over 2 minutes. Each agent pushed to its own branch.

Keep your repo on GitHub. One command creates a regional mirror, so your agents clone fast with high rate limits.

Every clone carries its checkpoints and session history at shallow-clone speed. No syncing, nothing left behind.

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