Entire Is Building a Git Network for Agents
The platform mirrors GitHub repositories and stores agent session data alongside code to reduce rate limits and improve reliability.
- On Wednesday, former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke launched a preview of Entire's distributed Git network, enabling developers to mirror existing GitHub repositories globally and offload traffic from AI coding agents.
- Centralized Git hosting faces fundamental constraints as billions of agents and developers hammer a single server, causing outages and latency; Dohmke cited Linux creator Linus Torvalds' 2007 principle that distributed systems are essential.
- Entire claims its network supports 570,000 clones per hour and 586 pushes per second while integrating with Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot to record session data alongside code for improved visibility.
- While currently mirroring GitHub repositories, Entire plans to let developers host new repositories natively in the coming months and will open-source its Git backend and benchmark suite for independent verification.
- Entire raised a $60 million seed round in February at a $300 million valuation, aiming to supersede GitHub long-term with a fully decentralized network while remaining complementary to the dominant platform today.
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Former GitHub CEO launches competitor designed for the age of vibe coding
In the era of vibe coding, even GitHub is having trouble keeping up with all the traffic. Now, Thomas Dohmke, the service's former CEO, has launched his own Git hosting network to meet the needs of AI agents and those minding them. His company is called Entire, which the biz has repackaged as an adverb to make the point that it is pitching "an entirely new Git hosting network" based on the 21-year-old version control software. "The question is n…
Entire launches a distributed Git network built for AI coding agents
Entire, the developer-platform startup founded by former GitHub chief executive Thomas Dohmke, has launched a preview of a distributed Git network built for the age of AI coding agents. The pitch is to spread code hosting across regions rather than lean on a single central provider. The reasoning is a familiar strain in the agent […] This story continues at The Next Web
Entire is building a Git network for agents
Thomas Dohmke, who stepped down as GitHub’s CEO last year to become a founder again, is opening a preview of a distributed Git network on Wednesday that is designed to keep fleets of AI coding agents from overwhelming a single central server — and one that may soon compete directly with GitHub’s core service. Entire, Dohmke’s post-GitHub startup, is launching a preview of this on Wednesday (but for now, it is behind a waitlist). With this, devel…
Former GitHub CEO’s startup Entire unveils its answer to the crush of AI coding agents
Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke's startup Entire is rolling out a distributed network for mirroring code repositories, making the case that centralized platforms like he once ran as part of Microsoft can't handle the demands of AI coding agents on their own.
Former GitHub CEO Thomas Domke launched Entire, a new Git development platform powered by AI agents. The company believes that traditional code hosting services like GitHub weren't designed to handle AI workloads.
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