Agent Hooks: The Integration Layer Between Entire CLI and Your Agent
Blog post from Entire
Entire CLI uses agent hooks and Git hooks to preserve the context behind AI-assisted code changes alongside the resulting diffs. Agent hooks capture events such as session starts, prompts, turn completions, and subagent activity, while Git hooks attach the collected context to commits through an Entire-Checkpoint trailer and richer metadata stored on a dedicated branch. Because different agents expose events through varying configuration and callback systems, Entire translates each agent’s native events into a shared lifecycle that supports consistent session tracking and checkpointing. Running `entire enable` configures supported agents to invoke the CLI during key session events, with an idempotent setup designed not to disrupt normal agent behavior. This architecture aims to make agent-driven development more traceable, reviewable, and reproducible by connecting the reasoning and transcripts behind a change with the Git history that records it.
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