Entire CLI — Git-Native AI Session Capture

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Use Entire when the missing artifact is not code but rationale. It captures prompts, tool calls, touched files, and resume checkpoints close to the Git history that reviewers already trust.

The practical rollout is small: install it, wire one supported agent, then verify that your next commit includes the associated session metadata before expanding team-wide.

This is strongest for asynchronous teams. Instead of pasting screenshots or partial transcripts into chats, you can point someone at the session trail attached to the exact commit they need to understand.

Source-backed notes

• README positions Entire as a Git workflow hook that indexes AI agent sessions alongside commits.
• Requirements section lists Git plus a supported authenticated agent on macOS, Linux, or Windows.
• Quick Start shows Homebrew install for the stable build.

FAQ

Q: Does Entire replace Git? A: No. It extends Git history with session context so code review and forensic work become easier.

Q: What is the minimum setup? A: Git, one supported authenticated agent, and the Homebrew install path from the README.

Q: Why is it different from chat logs? A: The data is attached to repository history and resume checkpoints, not left in disconnected chat threads.