Haimantika

Most code was never the interesting part, and we’ve been handing it off for 60 years. compilers took asm, gc took memory, ides took the grep. agents are the next hand-off, not a kludge over the last one.

I dont think it’s a bet that tools cant get better either. better languages and tools make agents better too, they’re not competing. if rust-level types and a great lsp make the agent 3x more reliable, great, we still need somewhere to put the result.

The problem that never got fixed isnt the language, its that the reasoning gets thrown away between the person and the artifact. commit messages were always bad, docs always rotted, “why is this here” was always answered by whoever remembered.

Agents just made that acute, because now theres no one who remembers. thats the bit we’re trying to fix. if a better language fixes it too, honestly id take that.

You don’t. Everything stays with you right beside your code!

You can read more about session storage on our docs here: https://docs.entire.com/guides/checkpoints/checkpoint-storag...

Amazing! Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. I go by Haimantika everywhere :)

Just out of curiosity: How do you review PRs/MRs? Manually? And is your company actively using AI-assisted coding?

Hey, Haimantika here from the Entire team. Thank you for the feedback on blog, we will work on it for our future announcements.

For Trails: There’s agent sessions, gates, agents(evals basically) and checks - so it gives you all the information you need to review better (compared to the diffs for example).

Here’s our docs link too: https://docs.entire.com/guides/trails/overview

Here if you have additional questions!

Hey, you can find billing info here: https://docs.entire.com/billing

TLDR: You only get charged for Agents. We also give you a $100 signup credit.

The change we were all waiting for!

Looks good - but why are you calling a sponsorship, an adoption?

This is cool!