The Entire CLI Is Now Integrated with Grok
Blog post from Entire
Entire’s external agent plugin for Grok Build captures AI coding sessions, including prompts, responses, and tool calls, and links them to Git commits so teams can review the context behind code changes. Users can install the plugin by building it from the external-agents repository or installing it with Go, then enable Entire and the Grok agent within a target repository. Grok’s project hooks must be explicitly trusted for checkpoints to be recorded, after which users can assign tasks, review and commit resulting changes, and inspect the associated conversation through Entire’s checkpoint commands. The integration stores session information alongside repository history to provide ongoing context for future collaborators, while Grok Bot requires a custom external-agent plugin because it does not support hooks directly. Entire can similarly record sessions from other supported agents, such as Claude Code and Codex.
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