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Skills are reusable agent workflows built around the Entire CLI.

What Skills do

Skills tell your agent when and how to run Entire CLI commands, interpret the results, and turn them into useful answers or follow-up actions. Instead of manually searching Checkpoints, expanding transcripts, or reconstructing prior sessions yourself, you can ask your agent to use a Skill. With Skills, you can:
  • Run repeatable Entire CLI workflows through natural language.
  • Search Checkpoints and transcripts without manually building CLI commands.
  • Expand session context and summarize the parts that matter.
  • Trace code back to the session or commit that produced it.
  • Hand off work between agents without reconstructing context yourself.

Skill workflows

Trace a function, file, or line back to the session context that produced it using Git history and entire checkpoint explain. See the explain Skill.
Find similar past work and turn the closest prior session into a task playbook. See the recall Skill.
Step through a feature’s Checkpoints chronologically so you can understand how it was built. See the replay Skill.
Review code changes with checkpoint transcript context before auditing the diff. See the review Skill.
Find prior work, earlier prompts, Checkpoints, and similar implementations across recorded sessions. See the search Skill.
Package recent session context so another agent can continue from prior work instead of starting from scratch. See the session-handoff Skill.
Turn Entire-tracked sessions, Checkpoints, or repeated agent workflows into reusable Skills. See the session-to-skill Skill.
Build a topic-focused lesson from canonical Checkpoints instead of a broad repository overview. See the teach Skill.
Route general codebase exploration through the right Entire Skill so answers are grounded in recorded history. See the using-entire Skill.
Investigate why a specific code block changed by combining Git provenance with Entire session context. See the what-happened Skill.

How it fits

Skills do not capture data by themselves. They wrap the Entire CLI and use the history it records. For the best experience, start with a repository where Entire has already captured at least one agent session and Checkpoint.

Explore Skills docs

Explain, search, and hand off work with Skills

Install Skills and try the main workflows.

Checkpoints

Understand the history Skills use.

Skills repository

Browse the source for Skills.