Introducing entire blame
Blog post from Entire
Marvin introduces "entire blame," a command in the Entire CLI that enhances the traditional git-blame functionality by providing additional context for file history, particularly useful for reviewing agent-assisted work. Unlike standard git blame, which only identifies the last commit and author for each line, entire blame incorporates development context such as checkpoint and session metadata, attribution tags, and details of any agents or models involved in changes. This command is particularly valuable for auditing changes, investigating suspicious lines, or tracing specific modifications, and it supports JSON output for integration with scripts and tools. It can be executed in Entire-enabled repositories to offer a more comprehensive view of file alterations.
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