Skip to main content
Entire.io is the web interface for the history captured by the Entire CLI. The CLI stores agent session context on a shadow branch in your repo; entire.io makes that history easy to browse, search, and review across repositories.

​
What you can do here

Authorize the Entire GitHub App and choose which repos to read. See Connect a repository.
Land on your dashboard for stats, recent commits, and a contributions graph. See Dashboard.
Open any checkpoint to see file diffs, the agent that produced it, and the sessions behind it. See Review a Checkpoint.
Drill into a session to see the transcript, tool calls, file diffs, and AI attribution. See Inspect a Session.
Produce markdown summaries of recent agent work across one or more repositories. See Dispatches. Feature-flagged.
Fix Unknown author errors, missing checkpoints, and GitHub App permission problems. See Troubleshooting.

​
Get started

  1. Visit entire.io
  2. Click Sign in → Sign in with GitHub
  3. Authorize the Entire GitHub App for your account or organization
  4. Open a connected repository to see its checkpoints
The web app reads checkpoint data from the entire/checkpoints/v1 branch in your repository, where the Entire CLI stored it. The GitHub App requests write access to contents and pull requests to support upcoming features — see Connect a repository and Security & Privacy for details.

​
Continue with

Start by authorizing the GitHub App, then come back to browse history.

Connect a repository

GitHub App auth and permissions — start here.

Dashboard

Personal overview, stats, and recent activity.

Review a Checkpoint

Branch view, checkpoint detail, commit linking.

Inspect a Session

Transcripts, tool calls, AI attribution.

Dispatches

Markdown summaries of recent agent work (feature-flagged).

Troubleshooting

Unknown author, sync, and permissions issues.