Getting Started with Codex in the Entire CLI
Blog post from Entire
Entire has added Codex support to its CLI platform to make AI-assisted coding sessions durable, traceable engineering artifacts connected to Git history. After enabling the integration with a one-time command, developers can create Checkpoints containing code states, prompts, transcripts, commits, attribution, file changes, and session details, while project rules can instruct Codex to make frequent, focused commits. An example handwriting-to-scrapbook application illustrates how Entire’s `explain` capability can recover the intent and transcript behind an unclear commit, revealing why an attempted bring-your-own-API-key feature was abandoned. Its `rewind` command lets users restore session logs, inspect an earlier commit without changing a branch, or reset a branch to a known-good checkpoint. The integration uses shared agent adapters and Codex-specific parsing for JSONL session histories, hooks, file edits, and token data, and is available in technical preview through April 30, 2026.
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