Track and Summarize Agent Activity
Blog post from Entire
Entire CLI version 0.5.6 introduces terminal-based tools for monitoring agent-driven development, including the `entire activity` command for reviewing 30 days of repository, commit, and agent activity and `entire dispatch` for turning Checkpoints from a branch or time period into readable summaries. The web platform adds a sessions overview page with a searchable, filterable timeline of prompts, responses, intermediate steps, Checkpoints, and tool calls, intended to serve as a record of work across agents. Updates also expand `entire explain` to accept checkpoint IDs or commit SHAs, enable cryptographic signing of Checkpoint commits with improved 1Password SSH support, and allow the CLI to retrieve activity and repository statistics from the web platform. Reliability fixes address incorrect streak values, repository loading states, commit-page loader errors, and session visibility for squashed Checkpoint commits, while API and agent improvements include a clearer `/me` user route, markdown-friendly web pages, pluggable Go-Git compression, and support for serving repository archives through git-upload-archive.
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