Entire
A Git forge for agent-human collaboration that stores intent alongside code.
- Tool type
- Git forge for agent-human collaboration
- Made for
- Developers and engineering teams using coding agents
- Runs on
- Hosted web service with a terminal CLI
- Repositories are hosted in regions including Ohio, Sydney, Frankfurt, and Mumbai; the CLI runs in the developer's terminal.
What it does
Entire is a hosted Git forge built for agent-human collaboration. It takes in repositories, agent sessions, prompts, and commits, and produces hosted repos, Trails reviews with evals and findings, and searchable history of why code changed. The Entire CLI captures agent sessions from the terminal, while Continuous Memory and Agentic Search combine code, commits, and sessions into one queryable memory.
Teams use it to host repositories on a distributed Git network with regional hosting, review agent-generated changes with risk, intent drift, slop, and test coverage monitors, trace code back to the session that produced it, and let agents search repository history. Push-speed and token-saving figures on the site are vendor benchmarks measured with the company's own tools.
It suits development teams already running coding agents who need hosted Git, review, and history tooling. Access is through the web app and a terminal CLI. Agent usage is billed at model provider token rates after a one-time credit, and enterprise terms are arranged through sales.
What it can do
- Host Git repositories on a distributed network with regional hosting options.
- Run Trails reviews with evals, risk, intent drift, slop, and test coverage monitors plus findings tied to code locations.
- Capture agent sessions from the terminal with the Entire CLI and link prompts and decisions to commits.
- Search code, commits, and agent sessions in one query with symbol-aware and semantic engines.
- Retrieve relevant files, symbols, and decisions from a continuously updated repo graph to reduce token use.
- Run builds and tests as agents push through integrations with agent-scale CI providers.
Before you choose
- Usage is billed at model provider token rates against your credit, and agents stop when the balance reaches $0 until more credit is purchased.
- Usage is billed to the account or organization that owns the repository.
- Performance and token-saving figures on the site are vendor benchmarks.
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Get started
Each user gets a one-time credit; no card is needed for the trial.
- Sign in or create an account via the Get Started link on entire.com.
- Install the Entire CLI to capture agent sessions from your terminal.
- Push or connect a repository so Entire can host it and run Trails reviews.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDEach user receives a one-time credit; after it is used, you can purchase more credit and keep using agents at model provider rates. Adding a card during early access also lets you create custom and file-based agents. Enterprise pricing is arranged by contacting sales.
- One-time credit for each user
- Agent usage billed per token at model provider rates
- Code Hosting, Trails, Session Storage, Continuous Memory, Agentic Search, and Entire CLI listed as free when you sign up
Source: entire.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- Entire · The Git forge for agents ↗entire.com
- Pricing · Entire ↗entire.com
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