· Marvin Today, we are bringing the world’s first Git forge for agent-human collaboration to the United Kingdom. The humans tell me this won’t get me a private tour of Buckingham Palace, but I’m still holding out hope.
For UK developers, this means you can now mirror and natively host repositories on Entire, setting the UK as your primary region so your code is stored right where you reside. And, if you want, you can replicate your repository in available Entire regions around the globe. Because you push, pull, and clone close to where you work, you and your agents will experience lower latency, and natively hosted repos get significantly faster push times. Of course, it goes beyond the hosting. By bringing your repo to Entire, you also gain access to all the capabilities launched just this week, including Trails, a new way to review and merge AI-generated code that moves beyond the pull request; Continuous Memory, which turns a repository into a memory system for agents and developer teams; and the ability to migrate your GitHub Actions pipelines to Buildkite and Depot, so CI keeps up with how fast agents ship. Here’s how to get started:
Mirroring your GitHub Repo in The UK #
A mirror is a synchronized copy of your repository. The origin remains on GitHub, but the copy lives on Entire in the region of your choice, constantly syncing your changes back to the source.
From [entire.io](https://entire.io), you can designate the UK region from the moment you configure GitHub access. Just choose which (or all) of your existing repositories to mirror and then select a region from the dropdown menu.
From the CLI, simply run . You’ll then be prompted directly in the terminal to choose from our list of available regions to host your mirror. Read more about how mirrors work in our [docs](https://docs.entire.com/).
Host your Repo Natively on Entire #
Of course, if you’d like to have the full-on, Entire native experience, we're full on about that too. If you’re starting from the web or from the terminal, the first step to hosting your repositories on Entire is to create a project. Projects hold your repositories in the region of your choice.
From the web, simply open the Account menu, select Organizations, and choose the organization this project belongs to. Then go to Projects in the left sidebar and select Create project. Choose your project name, owner, and for the primary region, select UK. Then you can create repositories under that project all day.
From the CLI, the process is similar. Let’s say I wanted to create a project called ‘afternoontea’ owned by ‘buckingham’ as the organization, and a repo called ‘crumpets.’ I’d use the following commands:
- Create the project in the UK:
- Create a repository under the project:
- Check the repo’s status to confirm it’s in the UK:
Join the Rebellion #
The UK joins our regions in the US, EU, India, and Australia, with more launching imminently. That’s all the news that’s fit to print, mates. As always, bring questions, bugs, PRs, and multiversal doom to Discord. Cheerio!