Overview
- Entire, founded by Thomas Dohmke, launched its Git‑compatible platform Monday and introduced Trails, an agentic replacement for pull requests that runs customizable AI evals on every push.
- Trails shows a dashboard of agent scores and findings so teams can iterate with agents and may merge changes when evals return high confidence without a line‑by‑line human review.
- Entire also ships Continuous Memory, which archives agent sessions, prompts, and context inside repositories so future agent runs can retrieve past decisions and reduce repeated token use.
- The service offers region‑specific private hosting in the U.S., Europe, India, and Australia, partners with Buildkite and Depot for CI pipelines, and gives new users a $100 starter credit before charging for model tokens.
- Entire claims large push‑speed gains versus GitHub and Cursor but those benchmarks are company statements; public repos and self‑hosted nodes remain on the product roadmap and wider trust, cost, and vendor‑dependence questions persist.