Thomas Dohmke launches Entire, an AI-centric developer platform

Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has launched Entire, a new Git-based developer platform designed specifically for collaboration between humans and AI agents. The startup aims to modernize the development workflow for an era where AI agents write a significant portion of code.

The platform introduces three core features:

• Trails: A replacement for traditional pull requests. Instead of manual line-by-line reviews, AI agents score code pushes against custom criteria such as security, quality, and “slop” (low-quality AI-generated code). Developers can set “Gates” to prevent merges until specific conditions are met.

• Distributed Git Hosting: Entire operates its own Git-compatible server, claiming code pushes can be up to 89 times faster than GitHub. To address data protection, private repositories can be hosted in the United States, the European Union, India, or Australia.

• Continuous Memory: This feature stores coding agent sessions directly within the repository, allowing agents to retain context and search previous sessions. A codebase graph is utilized to reduce token usage by up to 71 percent.

Entire is partnering with CI providers Buildkite and Depot to allow developers to migrate automated build and test pipelines from GitHub Actions.