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Traditional Git hosting was built for a human-paced workflow: clone once, work for a while, then push a change. Agents have fundamentally changed that workflow. Around the clock, agents are cloning and pushing at unprecedented scale. When all of that traffic hits a central origin, the result is slow clones and pushes, throttled agents, and downtime. Entire is a globally distributed Git hosting network built to handle the scale of agentic coding by enabling you to host your code in one or multiple regional clusters. In our early testing, Entire is up to 89 times faster than other Git providers.

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Benefits of Hosting Your Code with Entire

  • Scale. Agents can push and pull on large monorepos in parallel at increased speed, without being throttled.
  • Low latency. The closer the agent is to the server, the less time you spend waiting on a clone or pull.
  • Data residency. Sovereign code hosting in one or more jurisdictions of your choice.
  • Availability. When one region or node is unavailable, your other regions keep serving, and Entire-native branches let you keep pushing even when your upstream provider is down.

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How It Works

Mirroring your repository. Today, you can mirror your repository directly onto our Git network in multiple regions, including the United States, the European Union, India, and Australia. This keeps a synced copy of your GitHub repository on Entire, so your agents can clone and pull from the region closest to them while GitHub stays the source of truth. Entire-native branches. A mirrored repository stays in sync with GitHub and enables significantly faster clones. But pushes are only as fast as your origin allows, and when GitHub is down you cannot push to your origin at all. An Entire-native branch skips that sync and stays on the region you pushed it to, so you can keep pushing during an outage and absorb the concurrency of several agents working in parallel. To use one, name your branch with the entire/unmirrored/ prefix and push as usual. When you’re ready to bring the work into GitHub, push it again under a normal branch name.

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Continue With

GitHub App Access

Choose which GitHub repositories Entire can access.

Mirrors

Bring an existing GitHub repository into Entire.

Mirrors in CLI

Create a mirror from the terminal and use it from Git.

Mirror a GitHub Repository

Follow the complete mirror workflow from access setup through removal.