Entire, led by ex-GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, launches a Git forge for agent-human collaboration: Trails replace PRs, pushes up to 89x faster than GitHub per its benchmarks
On Oct 26, Entire co-founder and CEO Thomas Dohmke announced on X and the company blog that Entire is live as "the Git forge for agent-human collaboration." It has three parts: Trails, which replace diff-based review with eval scores computed on every push; Git-compatible distributed hosting that can replicate across regions or mirror from GitHub; and Continuous Memory, which stores agent sessions in the repo. Buildkite and Depot are the first CI integrations, and it is open to any developer today.
Key Takeaways
- Push speed (vendor-reported, open-source benchmark): Entire 418 pushes/s vs Cursor Origin 65, Pierre 15, GitLab 10, GitHub 4.7, i.e. up to 89x faster than GitHub and 6x faster than Cursor Origin
- Trails: on every push, several review agents score the change independently in cloud sandboxes (defaults include Security, Slop and Human Review Required), showing the last 5 runs plus the current one; per-repo Gates can require human approval and passing CI before merge
- Continuous Memory: two open-source, local-first plugins, entire-graph and entire-brain; entire-graph saved up to 71% of tokens in Entire's testing
- Regions at launch: US, EU, Australia and India; repos can be mirrored from GitHub with GitHub kept as the source of truth
- Pricing: not stated in the launch post
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