The Git Forge for Agent-Human Collaboration

Entire has launched a Git-compatible forge designed for collaboration between developers and coding agents, centered on Trails, distributed Git hosting, and Continuous Memory. Trails replace conventional pull-request-centric reviews with continuously updated agent evaluation scores, findings, configurable merge gates, and support for multi-repository changes, aiming to show whether code has reached a stable, low-risk state before merging. The platform integrates Buildkite and Depot for CI, allowing builds and tests to block merges while supporting migration from GitHub Actions workflows. Entire’s distributed source-control infrastructure supports native hosting or GitHub mirroring, regional replication for residency and resilience, and claims push speeds up to 89 times faster than GitHub. Its open-source, local-first entire-graph and entire-brain tools map codebases and preserve agent-session context in repositories, helping agents retrieve technical relationships, prior decisions, and debugging history while reducing repeated exploration.

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