The Entire CLI: How It Works and Where It's Headed
Blog post from Entire
Entire introduces Checkpoints, addressable records that preserve the context behind agent-assisted code changes, including code state, prompts, agent transcripts, token usage, file changes, and line-level attribution between agent output and human edits. Integrated into existing Git workflows through the Entire CLI, Checkpoints are linked to commits via persistent trailer IDs that survive rebases, amends, squashes, and cherry-picks, while their metadata remains separate from working branches. The system stores data as Git objects, either alongside code or in a separate repository for privacy and management needs, and uses temporary records during active work before creating permanent records upon commit. By retaining the intent and process behind changes, Entire aims to improve team visibility, searchable development history, auditing, incident investigation, and code review, enabling reviewers to assess both a change’s implementation and the agent-driven reasoning that produced it.
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