Entire launches an agent-first Git forge with automated review gates

Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke is pairing agent-scored code review with distributed hosting and searchable records of coding sessions.

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Primary source: Hacker News

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Dohmke is taking on the developer platform he once led, betting that teams will adopt a new forge if its integrated review and session history work better than a conventional pull-request workflow.

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Thomas Dohmke (@ashtom), the former GitHub CEO who helped bring Copilot into the mainstream, has launched the full version of Entire: a Git-compatible code forge built around coding agents and the human decisions needed to review their work. The platform, announced on October 26th, combines agent-scored code review, distributed repository hosting and a searchable record of agent sessions and prompts.…

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