Ex-GitHub CEO launches a GitHub rival that reinvents the pull request
Entire, the startup founded by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, on Monday launched its GitHub alternative that replaces the traditional The post Ex-GitHub CEO launches a GitHub rival that reinvents the pull request appeared first on The New Stack .
Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke has launched a GitHub rival company called Entire, which introduces a new agentic code review system called Trails. The company began releasing parts of its platform after securing a $60 million seed round in February. At launch, Entire offers native hosting for private repositories, with public repositories and self-hosted Git nodes slated for future additions.
During his keynote at AGNTCon + MCPcon, Dohmke explained that Entire aims to address the bottleneck in developer workflows, which isn't writing code but rather code review. Instead of manually reviewing code changes, Trails provides developers with a dashboard displaying customizable evaluations scored by AI agents. These evaluations assess factors like the risk of code changes and the drift in intent over extended LLM-driven development sessions.
Developers can then collaborate with agents to address issues and push revised code, with all relevant information becoming part of the review process. Entire's platform includes a Git-compatible server, continuous memory for AI agents, and Trails, the reinvented pull request system. By leveraging a distributed Git forge and offering private repositories in specific regions, Entire seeks to provide a faster, more secure solution compared to GitHub.
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