Search Past Work and Code

Before You Start

Use a test repository that:

Is mirrored to Entire
Has checkpoint capture set up for your agent
Can be committed and pushed to its remote

Create Searchable Work

Run your agent from the repository. After it completes each prompt, commit and push the change before moving on. If Entire asks whether to link the commit to the session context, choose yes or always. Each linked commit creates a separate checkpoint. First, ask:

Build a simple mission tracker using the repository's existing language and
framework. Users should be able to add a mission with a name, launch site,
target orbit, and status, then view their missions in a list.

Commit and push the change:

git add .
git commit -m "Build mission tracker"
git push

Next, ask:

Add a mission archive. Users should be able to archive a mission without
deleting it. Move archived missions into a separate section.

Commit and push the change:

git add .
git commit -m "Add mission archive"
git push

Finally, ask:

Add mission readiness status to this project.

Choose score thresholds for Ready, Needs Review, and Hold. Explain why you chose
those thresholds, then implement them in a function named
getMissionReadinessStatus.

Commit and push the change:

git add .
git commit -m "Add mission readiness status"
git push

Give Entire a couple of minutes to index all three changes.

Find the Decision

Ask about the reasoning captured in the agent session:

entire search "how did we decide whether a mission is ready to launch?"

Search can return the readiness-related checkpoints, sessions, and commits, including the agent’s explanation of the thresholds.

Find the Code

Search for the function in the indexed source:

entire search --code "getMissionReadinessStatus"

Code search returns the files and lines that contain the function name.

Repeat the Search in Entire.io

Run the same searches in the browser. Open Search from the sidebar in Entire.io, enter the readiness question, and review the Commits and Sessions tabs. Then switch to the Code tab and search for getMissionReadinessStatus. See Search in Entire.io for filters, sorting, and keyboard shortcuts.

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Before You Start

Create Searchable Work

Find the Decision

Find the Code

Repeat the Search in Entire.io

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