Entire

Market position

Positioned as a new, agent-native alternative to the incumbent software development lifecycle built around issues, git repositories and pull requests. Coverage describes the seed round as the largest seed investment for a developer tools startup, framing the company as addressing 'AI slop' and the volume of AI-generated code.

Context is stored inside the user's own git repository rather than a hosted external database; the CLI is open source and agent-agnostic across multiple coding agents; sessions can be resumed or moved between agents with state carried forward; secrets are redacted locally; and regional git mirrors aim to remove clone rate limits for agent fleets while GitHub remains the source of truth.

Technology

The platform is git-native: checkpoint objects are written and associated with commit SHAs and pushed to a dedicated branch (entire/checkpoints/v1), so context is stored in the repository rather than in an external database. Most public repositories are written in Go, with a JavaScript skills repository and a C-based entity-level semantic checkpoint context plugin (entire-graph). Supporting open-source components include git-sync, which mirrors git refs between remotes over Smart HTTP using an in-memory object store without a local checkout, and forgemark, a concurrent git-push throughput benchmark for smart-HTTP git forges. Additional repositories cover external agent plugins (including Kiro and Pi), cross-agent skills for handoff/explain/search, dev container features, a Homebrew tap, a Scoop bucket, and a Buildkite auth plugin. Secret detection and redaction run locally before anything is stored.

Go-to-market

Bottom-up developer adoption through an open-source, MIT-licensed CLI installed via a one-line curl script (plus Homebrew tap and Scoop bucket), agent-agnostic integrations, public documentation, and community channels including Discord, GitHub Discussions, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. The company states it builds in the open and that its roadmap is driven by community feedback, and it operates a blog/newsletter for updates and early access.

Developers and engineering teams using AI coding agents, including users of Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini CLI, Cursor and OpenCode; open-source maintainers reviewing AI-generated pull requests are cited as a beneficiary group.

Geography

The distributed git network lists regions in US East, EU Central, Australia and India, with additional decentralized regions described as coming soon. Sources do not state a headquarters location. Investors are described as including a slate of international backers.

History

The company exited stealth with a launch blog post announcing itself and a $60 million seed round, alongside the release of the open-source Entire CLI with Checkpoints supporting Anthropic's Claude Code and Google Gemini CLI, with Codex, Cursor CLI and others planned. Subsequent product updates included a unified agent-activity view on commit pages (August 10, 2026) and instant repository sync/mirroring from GitHub to Entire regions (August 17, 2026). The website carries a 2026 copyright for Entire Inc.

Risks & controversies

Reporting frames the market problem as low-quality AI-generated contributions ('AI slop') overwhelming projects and maintainers. Performance figures published by the company are from its own simulated benchmarks rather than independent testing. No controversies specific to the company are reported in the sources.