The company says the product is available to any developer now. It is led by co-founder and CEO Thomas Dohmke, formerly GitHub’s CEO.
The product centers on “Trails,” a replacement for the conventional pull-request timeline. On each code push, configurable review agents run in isolated cloud sandboxes, produce eval scores and findings, and can be paired with repository-level merge gates. Gates may require human approvals and passing CI checks. Entire says its default project agents cover code quality, security, and “slop”; custom agents can be configured in the UI or as JSON in a repository.
Entire also introduced Continuous Memory, which syncs agent sessions and prompts into a Git repository for search by coding agents. Launch integrations include Buildkite and Depot. The company says repositories can be hosted natively or mirrored from GitHub, replicated across regions, and hosted in the US, EU, Australia, and India. It claims push performance up to 89 times GitHub’s and six times Cursor Origin’s in its open-source benchmarks. The announcement does not establish independent performance results, customer adoption, pricing, or the reliability of the agent evaluations.