Disclosure: no affiliate links in this article. Everything below comes from Entire's October 26 launch announcement and the first coverage of it (GeekWire, MoneyControl, TechTimes). I have not used Entire hands-on; this is researched analysis, not a benchmark I ran, and Entire's speed and token claims are Entire's claims until independent testing checks them.

Thomas Dohmke ran GitHub. On October 26, 2026, he launched the thing meant to replace it.

His startup, Entire, unveiled what it calls the first Git forge built for humans and AI agents to work together. Hosting, review, builds — the core of what GitHub does — rebuilt for teams whose agents write code faster than people can review it. And the timing is not subtle: GitHub's annual Universe conference starts October 28.

If you have spent the last year drowning in AI-generated pull requests, this launch is aimed directly at you.

The pull request has become the bottleneck

Dohmke's argument is simple, and if you review agent code, you have felt it.…