Former GitHub chief opens Entire, a Git-compatible platform for development with SI agents
Prepared by Sintelligent with the help of SI. Published in SI: . Updated: .
A code platform is being designed for agents: instead of pull requests there are "Trails", and prompts are stored next to the code.
According to heise, founder Thomas Dohmke, who previously headed GitHub, has opened Entire to developers — a Git-compatible platform for development involving SI agents. Microsoft's M12 fund took part in the first round of $60 million; the company's valuation after the round is $300 million. The service is free in preview. Instead of pull requests it offers "Trails"; code is stored together with session logs and prompts. According to Entire's own tests, a push is up to 89 times faster than on GitHub; servers are in four locations, including Frankfurt. About 40 of the company's employees work mostly from Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and its headquarters are in the US.
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