Entire Launches Git Forge for Agent-Human Collaboration with 89x Faster Push Speeds

Entire launches a Git forge designed for agent-human collaboration, featuring distributed hosting that is up to 89x faster than GitHub and 6x faster than Cursor Origin for push speeds.
'The Trail' replaces traditional PR reviews with automated, customizable evals that score code pushes in cloud sandboxes, allowing agents to iterate until scores stabilize before merging.
'Continuous Memory' syncs agent sessions and prompts to the Git repository, enabling durable memory retrieval and reducing token usage by up to 71% through local code mapping.
Partnerships with Buildkite and Depot provide CI integration, allowing seamless migration of GitHub Actions workflows with per-second billing and failure-based merge blocking.

Core Components

Distributed Git hosting uses a new source control server with multi-region replication for data residency and agentic traffic scale.
Repository management supports new creation, mirroring from GitHub with fallback capabilities, or full migration via the 'entire-migrate' plugin.

'entire-graph' maps code structure using tree-sitter locally without network requests, providing ranked search, callers, and change impact analysis.
'entire-brain' indexes agent sessions to create durable memories, combining Git history with code maps to explain the 'why' behind changes.
Both plugins are open-source and local-first, with the option to store team-wide agent memory in a shared Entire backend.