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Use Entire.io when you want to browse checkpoints visually, inspect sessions, review diffs, or share checkpoint context with a team. Open entire.io, then open the repository that contains the checkpoint.

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Review a checkpoint

  1. Choose the branch you want to review.
  2. Find the commit with the checkpoint.
  3. Open the checkpoint detail view.
  4. Use Sessions to inspect the prompt, transcript, tool activity, and session metadata.
  5. Use Changes to review the files and diff connected to the checkpoint.

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Branch view

Open a repository to see its branch list. Each branch shows recent commits grouped by day, with checkpoints captured on each commit. Each checkpoint row shows:
  • commit SHA
  • commit message
  • agent
  • code changes
  • checkpoint count, when more than one checkpoint is attached
  • author

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Checkpoint detail

Open a checkpoint to inspect the detail view.
Checkpoint detail view in Entire.io
The header shows the commit SHA, branch, author, agent, file count, AI percentage, and token usage when available. The detail view has two main tabs:
  • Sessions: prompts, transcript, tool activity, session metadata, and any sessions that contributed to the checkpoint
  • Changes: modified files, with a file tree and diff view
Use Alt + Left Arrow and Alt + Right Arrow to move to the previous or next checkpoint on the same branch.

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Open from a commit

You can open a checkpoint from a commit URL: 
https://entire.io/gh/<org>/<repo>/commit/<commit-sha>
When a commit has an Entire-Checkpoint trailer, the checkpoint ID also appears in the commit message: 
fix: handle empty repos in dispatch generation

Entire-Checkpoint: a1b2c3d4e5f6
You can also open a checkpoint from a session when that session produced or contributed to the checkpoint.

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Review in the CLI

Use checkpoint commands to list, explain, summarize, and inspect locally.

Sessions in Entire.io

See the transcript and tool calls behind a checkpoint.