{"slug": "entire-ships-a-github-rival-that-scores-every-push-with-agents-with-or-without-a", "title": "Entire ships a GitHub rival that scores every push with agents, with or without a pull request", "summary": "Entire, the company led by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, launched a Git forge that runs review agents on every push, with each agent submitting \"a score and a rationale\" through a review view called Trails and repos able to hold merges until a human approves and CI passes. The review agents run on Claude Code and Codex, work on top of or in place of pull requests, and the host either hosts a repo natively or mirrors one from GitHub; Entire's own benchmark claims pushes up to 89x faster, and the launch post names no price. In the same issue, Cloudflare disclosed that GLM-5.3 on Workers AI leaked other customers' prompts in 155 responses over 13 days from its August 27 launch, caused by a tenant-isolation misconfiguration and an SGLang inference-engine bug, affecting only prompts over 681,280 tokens.", "body_md": "# Entire ships a GitHub rival that scores every push with agents, with or without a pull request\n\nBuilt on Claude Code and Codex, it hosts a repo natively or mirrors one from GitHub, and Entire's own benchmark claims pushes up to 89x faster. Three more stories inside.\n\nToday's lead is Entire's Git forge. It leads because review is the half of the agent workflow nobody had rebuilt, and this is the first host to try. Also today: Cloudflare says 155 replies from a hosted coding model carried other users' prompts, over 13 days. GitHub Copilot's Assisted tier is generally available, auto-approving the commands a model calls safe. And Cursor's pricing table now carries DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, hidden by default. The Copilot change is the one to check in your own settings today.\n\n## What changed this week\n\n### Entire ships a GitHub rival that scores every push with agents, with or without a pull request\n\nEntire, whose command-line tool already checkpoints coding-agent sessions into a git repository, now hosts the repository too. Thomas Dohmke, GitHub's CEO from 2021 to 2025 and now Entire's, calls it \"the first Git forge,\" a GitHub-style code host, \"built specifically for agent-human collaboration.\" What GitHub doesn't do: on every push, review agents each submit \"a score and a rationale\" through a review view it calls Trails, and a repo can hold the merge until a human approves and CI passes. Its review agents run on Claude Code and Codex; it works \"on top of pull requests\" or in place of them, and hosts a repo natively or mirrors one from GitHub. The launch post names no price, and nobody outside the company has reported running the hosting yet. We run its CLI here; we haven't tried the hosting. If your review queue is already agents answering agents, this is the host to test first.\n\n### Cloudflare says 155 replies from its hosted coding model leaked other users' prompts\n\nCloudflare disclosed Monday that GLM-5.3, Z.ai's model on its Workers AI service \"built for agentic coding workflows,\" leaked other customers' data for 13 days from its August 27 launch. A tenant-isolation misconfiguration and an SGLang inference-engine bug let cache pages carry other users' prompts. 155 responses were affected, all on prompts over 681,280 tokens, and Cloudflare says it found no evidence of deliberate exploitation. Knostic's Gadi Evron reported it via HackerOne on September 8; Cloudflare restored it a day later.\n\n### GitHub Copilot now auto-approves commands a model calls safe\n\nWhen Copilot asks to run a command, touch a file path, or open a URL, a new tier called Assisted now auto-approves anything it calls \"clearly safe,\" surfacing only the rest for you to confirm. It's generally available today in the Copilot CLI, the Copilot app, and VS Code. Admins can disable Assisted entirely, or allow it while still blocking the broader \"Allow All\" setting. The default doesn't change. Only how often you're asked does.\n\n### Cursor lists DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, hidden by default\n\nCursor's pricing table now lists DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017, the 1017 build of DeepSeek's Flash model, at $0.3 per million input tokens and $1.2 for output, hidden by default in the model list. On Cursor's own CursorBench leaderboard the same model, run at four effort settings, scores 47.7% at Max for $0.98 a task and 44.9% at Low for $0.60. Cursor's changelog has no entry for it. Two r/cursor threads spotted the row first.\n\n## Also worth your time\n\nKnow someone who'd want this in their inbox? Forward it — that's how this grows. And if we got something wrong, or you think we buried the real story today, hit reply. A person reads every one.\n\n*The New Way is written with AI. It gathers the day's stories, checks them against their sources and drafts every summary. 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