Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke launches rival platform Entire
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Thomas Dohmke, who was GitHub’s CEO from 2021 to 2025, has officially launched Entire, a Git hosting and collaboration platform built to compete with his former company. The service was introduced in July and is designed for human developers and artificial intelligence agents to work together. Instead of pull requests, the platform uses Trails, which record what changed in the code and why.
Entire says its Git-compatible version-control server enables pushes up to 89 times faster than GitHub’s and six times faster than Cursor Origin’s. The platform does not charge for repositories or Trails, but requires credits for AI agents; each account receives US$100 in welcome credits.
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Entire may interest teams looking for an alternative to GitHub for coordinating work between developers and AI agents, with Trails recording what changed and why. Its credit-based pricing for agents also distinguishes how the service structures AI use, although the speed claims come from the platform itself.
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