The Entire CLI Is Now Integrated with Grok
Blog post from Entire
Entire CLI can capture Grok Build coding sessions through an external agent plugin, linking prompts, model responses, and tool calls to Git commits so teams can review the context behind code changes and retain it in repository history. Setup requires Entire, Grok Build, Go, and mise, followed by cloning and building the Grok plugin, placing its binary on the system PATH, and adding the agent within the target repository using Entire. The integration installs Grok hooks and enables external agents locally, but users must explicitly trust the project hooks in Grok or checkpoints will not be recorded. After assigning Grok a task and committing the resulting changes through normal Git commands, users can list sessions and inspect the full conversation associated with a commit using Entire checkpoint commands. While the Grok Bot desktop application lacks built-in hook support, it can be connected through a custom plugin implementing Entire’s external-agent protocol, and the same workflow can also record sessions from agents such as Claude Code or Codex.
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