Bring Your Own Agents to Entire

Entire CLI now supports externally built plugins that let developers integrate unsupported coding agents while capturing session intent, context, execution history, code changes, and transcripts through Checkpoints. Although Entire provides native integrations for agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, FactoryAI, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot CLI, developers can create standalone plugins either with the External Agents Skill and companion test suite or from scratch using the documented architecture and the Roger Roger reference implementation. A plugin must be discoverable on the system PATH using the `entire-agent-<name>` naming convention and implement commands for metadata, detection, hook installation, event parsing, and transcript reading. Using the Pi integration as an example, the process involves installing an agent-specific extension, mapping native lifecycle events such as session starts, prompts, and agent completion into Entire’s standardized event protocol, and parsing session logs to expose prompts, modified files, summaries, and token usage. Once enabled through the Entire CLI, the integration installs its hooks and records ongoing sessions, allowing developers to preserve and resume work with complete contextual history without waiting for official agent support.

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