Entire launches a Git forge that scores every push with review agents
Entire, founded by ex-GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, launched a Git forge with agent-scored Trails, regional hosting and repo-stored agent memory.
Entire, the startup founded by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, launched its Git forge on October 26, 2026, according to its launch post. If agents write most of your changes and the pull request has turned into a wall of bot comments, the pitch is aimed at you. Entire is betting that review loops, not code generation, are now the bottleneck.
The centerpiece is Trails, a pull request replacement. On every push, review agents run in isolated cloud sandboxes and each returns a score, a rationale and findings with severity levels. Entire says the agents run on Claude Code and Codex, with sandboxes from Daytona and E2B. Each project ships preset agents for code quality, security and "slop". You can define your own in the UI or in a .json file in the repo. The page shows the current run next to the last five, so you can see whether scores have settled. Per-repo Gates can require cleared findings, human approvals and passing CI before merge. Buildkite and Depot are the launch CI partners.
You don't have to leave GitHub. Entire says you can mirror a repo and run Trails on its pull requests, or migrate it. Hosting is live in the US, EU, Australia and India. The New Stack reports that native hosting covers private repositories only, with public repos and self-hosted nodes still on the roadmap.
Continuous Memory syncs agent sessions into the repo through two open-source CLI plugins, entire-graph and entire-brain.
Treat the headline numbers as vendor claims. They are pushes "up to 89x faster than GitHub" and up to 71% token savings. Tech Times notes that the speed figures come from Entire's own forgemark benchmarks and have not been independently verified.