Entire and RWX: rethinking source control and CI together

We're excited to announce that Entire now supports running CI through RWX.

For years, GitHub was the gold standard for source control and its GitHub Actions were a good-enough way of running continuous integration.

But the industry is accelerating and GitHub is struggling to keep pace with the frequency and volume of code changes. New products are emerging daily to try to dismantle and replace parts of GitHub's stack.

In CI, that race has been headlined by neo-clouds promising faster, cheaper, or more reliable compute on top of the existing GitHub Actions model. They do nothing fundamentally different than GitHub. They just do it a little faster.

Similarly, in source control, we've seen companies blog about how they're doing things like rewriting git to run on block storage. But they broadly follow the same pull-review user interface that was already breaking down for humans even before it proved untenable for agents.

Entire and RWX are the perfect match because each takes a fundamentally different approach. It's not just about being faster or more reliable. It's about rethinking and rebuilding the foundation in a way that matches how agents work.

For RWX, that looks like an entirely new DAG-based execution model with automatic caching, resulting not just in faster compute but monumentally less compute. And for Entire, that's replacing the pull request with Trails, which share the context, code, and verification for changes in one place – even across repositories and agentic sessions.

RWX and Entire are faster and more reliable, but they're also just fundamentally better. Get started with Entire and RWX today.