🌳Entire Launches Git Forge Built for AI Agents, Pushes 89x Faster Than GitHub
Your PR queue is about to get a lot smarter
TL;DR
Entire is a new Git forge built for humans and AI coding agents working side by side. Its trails put live eval scores on every push, so you can tell whether a change is ready to merge without reading a wall of agent chatter.
The pull request is starting to look like a relic. Entire, a new Git forge, is betting that AI agents writing and reviewing code at high speed need a different workflow, and it ships one called trails. If your team is shipping agent-generated code, the PR timeline is now mostly an audit log that only the agent reads. Trails flip that. A trail can start from a bug report, a feature request, or by hand, and it can span multiple repositories. Every push triggers a review agent in a cloud sandbox that scores the change on code quality, security, slop, and whether a human needs to look at it. The scores update on every push, and the last five runs plus the current one stay visible for each eval. Review agents can suggest fixes that stay pinned in the trail while it's open. Nothing merges until every finding is resolved or closed. You can also set repo-level Gates to define what approval means, and Entire plugs into CI platforms like Buildkite and Depot. Entire also claims pushes run up to 89 times faster than GitHub, built on a fully distributed architecture. Worth watching: whether teams trust the scores enough to skip the human review they're currently doing.
Key Points
Entire's trails display eval scores updated on every push, with the last five runs and the current run visible for each evaluation.
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