Entire Launches Agentic Git Code Hosting Platform
The new platform replaces manual pull requests with an automated review system designed to handle AI-generated code.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
Live Poll
Would you trust an AI-driven system to automatically approve code changes without human oversight?
Startup Entire has launched a Git-compatible code hosting platform that replaces traditional pull requests with an agentic review system called Trails. The platform is now available for private repositories with regional hosting options in the U.S., Europe, India, and Australia.
Why it matters
The platform addresses the bottleneck of manual code review caused by the surge in code volume generated by AI agents. By automating these reviews, the system attempts to integrate directly into the developer workflow.
The system benchmarks show 89x faster push speeds than GitHub and 6x faster speeds than Cursor's Origin. While usage is free, the platform charges for the specific tokens consumed by review agents using Claude or OpenAI models.
The players
Entire
A startup developer of a Git-compatible platform that integrates agentic code review systems and distributed hosting.
Buildkite
A continuous integration platform that provides build and deployment infrastructure used by Entire.
Depot
A high-performance build infrastructure provider that integrates with Entire for CI workflows.
The details
Trails automates code review by utilizing customizable evaluations scored by agents that execute on every code push. Developers connect their repositories to Entire and migrate existing GitHub Actions workflows to the platform by using provided integration tools for Buildkite or Depot. The system also features a distributed source control server and continuous memory to maintain context for agents throughout the development process.
Timeline
February 2026: Entire announced a $60 million seed round.
Summer 2026: The distributed source control server debuted.
October 26, 2026: Entire launched the hosting platform.
October 28, 2026: The GitHub Universe event begins.
The Tech Race
Entire is moving away from the pull-request-centric model established by GitHub to optimize for AI-generated code volumes. The platform competes directly with incumbent Git hosting solutions by prioritizing agent-native workflows over traditional manual review stages.
Developers can now host private repositories on Entire and access a $100 starter credit for agent tokens. The platform is currently available for private use, with public repository support and self-hosted node capabilities planned for future releases.
The takeaway
Entire is banking on the idea that AI-driven development requires a fundamental shift in how code is reviewed and pushed. Watch for upcoming announcements regarding support plans for open-source projects, which will signal the company's progress toward broader adoption.
Further reading
For broader trends in machine-managed software development, see Artificial Intelligence.
Live Poll
Would you trust an AI-driven system to automatically approve code changes without human oversight?
