Former GitHub CEO Unveils Entire, a New Git Platform Built for AI Coding Agents

A New Era of AI-Powered Coding: Thomas Dohmke, former GitHub CEO, has introduced Entire, a Git-compatible development platform designed for collaboration between developers and AI coding agents. Launched on October 26, 2026, the platform aims to address a growing challenge in software development: reviewing and validating code generated by increasingly autonomous artificial intelligence systems.

Addressing the Code Review Bottleneck: AI coding agents can generate code faster than human developers can comfortably review it. This creates challenges involving code quality, security, testing, and reliability. Entire aims to close this gap by integrating automated evaluations into the development workflow, helping teams identify potential problems earlier while preserving human oversight over important software decisions. 

Introducing Trails for Smarter Reviews: Entire's central innovation, Trails, offers an alternative to traditional pull-request-based code reviews. The system presents evaluation scores, review findings, and relevant development context. AI agents assess code changes whenever developers push updates, helping teams understand potential risks and determine whether additional corrections are necessary before merging changes into a project.

AI Agents Evaluate and Improve Code: Trails allows multiple AI agents to evaluate code changes against configurable criteria, including security and code quality. Agents can identify issues and suggest corrections, enabling coding agents to address findings through repeated improvement cycles. Developers can monitor progress, review results, and establish requirements that must be satisfied before code is approved for merging. 

Faster Git Hosting and Continuous Memory: Entire combines distributed Git hosting with continuous memory capabilities. The company claims its platform supports code pushes up to 89 times faster than GitHub in its benchmarks. Continuous Memory also stores searchable agent sessions and prompts alongside repository information, helping coding agents retrieve relevant context, avoid repeating mistakes, and reduce unnecessary token consumption.

Competing in the Developer Platform Market: Entire enters a competitive market dominated by established development platforms and emerging AI-focused alternatives. The company is partnering with Buildkite and Depot to integrate build and testing workflows. Developers can host repositories directly on Entire or mirror existing GitHub repositories, giving teams options to explore its AI-oriented review system without immediately abandoning familiar development infrastructure.

Human Oversight Remains Essential: Entire reflects a broader shift toward software development workflows in which AI agents write, evaluate, and refine code. However, automated evaluations do not guarantee that software is secure or correct. Human judgment, comprehensive testing, and appropriate approval controls remain essential. The platform's long-term success will depend on whether developers trust its reviews and results.

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