Comment by alexzhues

Their version of the PR is called a “Trail”, and they have a feature called “Runners” which can automatically review commits on a trail based on certain factors— you can customize which factors but their defaults were good enough for me. My main project was a large monorepo and Runners did a great job of catching “drift” where an agent would do something in a non-standard way, or fail to appropriately update documentation. In a nutshell, Runners make adversarial review really easy and nicely visualized in Entire’s UI (or CLI). Other than that though, I would give entire credit for basically creating a fast drop-in replacement for GitHub that just works for me. While I do like their AI features and tools for agents, I wouldn’t be using their product if they didn’t get the fundamentals right and so far it’s just worked.