Store Checkpoints in a Separate Repo
Blog post from Entire
Entire CLI’s Dispatch 0x0006 announces ongoing weekly updates focused on building an independent semantic layer that captures development context across Git commits and AI agents. Key improvements include reduced memory use in large repositories through sparse metadata fetching, byte-based content detection, and an upgrade to go-git/v6 with LazyIndex support. Users can now store checkpoint branches in separate remote repositories, while checkpoint history displays all branch commits alongside captured-context checkpoints. The release also adds the entire trace diagnostic command for identifying performance bottlenecks, fixes rewind behavior from repository subdirectories, improves mise installation detection during updates, and enhances compatibility and automatic discovery for external agent plugins, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and Factory.
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