Distributed Git for AI

Can systems built for human programmers survive the relentless speed of artificial intelligence? Former GitHub chief Thomas Domke just launched Entire Inc.

to solve this exact bottleneck. The startup opened a preview of its distributed Git network built specifically for AI coding agents.

Centralized hosting is hitting a breaking point. Domke argues that billions of agents hammering single servers cause severe rate limits and high latency.

Entire offers a pivot-worthy solution. Developers can mirror GitHub repositories in one step to regional mirrors across the US, European Union, and Australia.

This watershed moment is built for massive scale. In testing, the network sustained 570,000 clones an hour from one repository.

It also handled over 2 million pushes an hour. Entire plans to open-source its backend to return Git to its original distributed design.