Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke Launches Entire, a Git Forge for AI Agents

Thomas Dohmke, former CEO of GitHub, has launched Entire, a new Git forge designed specifically for AI agent-human collaboration. The platform is available now and aims to address the bottlenecks and outages caused by the surge in AI-generated code Source: The Verge.

Key Innovations

Entire introduces three core primitives that differentiate it from traditional platforms like GitHub:

• Trails: Replaces the classic pull request model with a "heads-up display" featuring customizable evals scored by agents on every code push. This allows developers to merge code with confidence without reviewing every line Source: ZDNet.
• Distributed Git Hosting: Entire claims its decentralized network offers Git hosting "up to 89x faster than GitHub" and six times faster than Cursor Origin, with data residency options in the US, India, Australia, and the EU Source: ZDNet.
• Continuous Memory: Keeps developer session logs and prompts in the repo, allowing agents to search for context and use up to 71% fewer tokens Source: ZDNet.

The Trail Lifecycle

A Trail can start from a bug report, feature request, or directly from an agent. When code is pushed, review agents score the commit on criteria like security and quality. The last five runs are displayed, and developers can instruct their agents to iterate until scores stabilize Source: The Verge.

Ecosystem and Availability

Entire is partnering with Buildkite and Depot for continuous integration. The platform is open for all developers today, with an open ecosystem philosophy Source: The Verge.