Agent Hooks: The Integration Layer Between Entire CLI and Your Agent
Blog post from Entire
Entire CLI allows for enhanced tracking and documentation of agent sessions within your code history by utilizing a system of agent hooks and Git hooks. These hooks capture and preserve the context of an agent's activities, from session starts to prompt submissions, and link this data to Git commits via an Entire-Checkpoint trailer, ensuring that both the changes (what) and the reasoning behind them (why) are documented. The CLI supports integration with both built-in and external agent plugins, translating native hook events into a shared lifecycle for consistent session tracking and checkpointing. This structure enables session state updates and metadata storage that is later condensed into commit-linked information, providing a comprehensive view of code evolution. The system's design aims to make agent sessions as versionable and traceable as source code, with hooks serving as the foundational layer for capturing agent activity. Entire encourages the use of its CLI to maintain a clear and reproducible development history, and offers resources like documentation and a community Discord server for further exploration and support.