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Entire has launched a Git-compatible code-hosting platform designed for teams working with coding agents. Its Trail workflow replaces conventional pull-request timelines with agent-generated evaluation scores, findings and merge gates displayed for every code push. Trails can span multiple repositories, run configurable agents for code quality, security and “slop,” and require specified agent findings, human approvals and CI checks before merges. Entire says its review agents use Claude Code and Codex models in isolated Daytona and E2B cloud sandboxes. The platform natively hosts repositories or mirrors GitHub repositories, supports replication across regions for data residency, and is available in the US, EU, Australia and India. Entire says its distributed object store and transactional ref database enable pushes up to 89 times faster than GitHub and six times faster than Cursor Origin, based on its open-source benchmarks. Buildkite and Depot integrations provide CI checks; failed builds can block merging. Entire also introduced Continuous Memory through open-source, local-first CLI plugins. entire-graph locally analyzes repositories with tree-sitter to map code definitions, callers, types, routes and change impact; Entire says testing showed token savings of up to 71%. entire-brain indexes that code map alongside agent sessions recorded in Git history, allowing agents and reviewers to retrieve prior technical context and decisions.