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Entire launches Git forge aimed at coding agents
Entire CEO Thomas Dohmke said Monday the company opened a Git hosting service built for agent-human collaboration, with Trails reviews, regional hosting and CI ties to Buildkite and Depot.
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Entire, a developer platform led by co-founder and chief executive Thomas Dohmke, said Monday it launched a Git hosting service built for teams that use coding agents alongside human reviewers1.
In a company blog post, Dohmke said Entire replaces the classic pull-request timeline with Trails, a review surface that scores each push with automated evals run by agents in cloud sandboxes1.
The company said its Git-compatible server can host repositories natively or mirror GitHub, with replication in the United States, the European Union, Australia and India1. Entire published its own open-source benchmarks claiming pushes of 418 per second, versus 4.7 on GitHub and 65 on Cursor, figures that have not been independently verified1.
Entire said it is partnering with Buildkite and Depot for continuous integration on Trails, and it introduced open-source CLI tools named entire-graph and entire-brain that it said map a repository and index agent sessions as Continuous Memory1. The company said the product is available to developers now1. Independent reporting and customer reaction were not in the source1.
