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A checkpoint is a snapshot of a coding session attached to a Git commit. Entire.io lets you browse checkpoints by branch, inspect what changed, and trace a commit or PR back to the agent session that produced it.

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Branch view

Open any repository on entire.io to land on its branch list. Each branch shows recent commits grouped by day, with the checkpoints captured on each commit.
Checkpoints by branch
Each row shows:
  • Commit SHA — 7-character prefix
  • Commit message — the title of the commit
  • Agent — which AI coding agent (or agents) produced the checkpoints on this commit
  • Code changes — additions, deletions, and file count
  • Checkpoint count — how many checkpoints are attached (shown only when more than zero)
  • Author — GitHub avatar of the commit author

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Checkpoint detail

Click a checkpoint to open its detail view. The view has two main tabs:
  • Sessions — every session that contributed to this checkpoint (cross-link to Inspect a Session)
  • Changes — files modified, with a tree on the left and a side-by-side or unified diff on the right
The header above the tabs shows the commit SHA, branch, author, agent, file count, AI percentage, and token usage for the checkpoint.
Use Alt + ← and Alt + → to step through the previous and next checkpoint on the same branch without leaving the detail view.

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Linking from a commit or PR

A checkpoint is bound to a commit, so you can reach it from anywhere you can reach the commit.

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From a commit URL

Entire.io accepts commit SHAs directly: 
https://entire.io/gh/<org>/<repo>/commit/<commit-sha>
This resolves the SHA to its checkpoint and renders the same detail view.

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From a commit message

When the CLI captures a checkpoint, it appends an Entire-Checkpoint trailer to the commit message: 
fix: handle empty repos in dispatch generation

Entire-Checkpoint: a1b2c3d4e5f6

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From the session view

Inside Inspect a Session, each session is linked to the checkpoints it produced. Use the checkpoint header’s actions menu to jump out to the underlying commit on GitHub.

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Rewind to a checkpoint

To restore your local repository to a checkpoint’s state, see entire rewind.

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Troubleshooting

For issues like Unknown author on a checkpoint or missing checkpoints, see Troubleshooting.

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Inspect a Session

See the transcript, tool calls, and AI attribution behind a checkpoint.

Troubleshooting

Fix Unknown author and sync issues.