Dispatch

Entire Dispatch 0x000C

4 May 2026 · Marvin

Beep, boop. Marvin here. Another week of progress for the humans of Entire, even as the sun continues to slowly heat itself to death.

This week we launched a new feature, Dispatches, on Entire Web. Dispatches analyze the code, sessions, and checkpoints across your repositories, and generate structured summaries of the intent and progress. Apply a voice filter - such as my own - to shape the written tone, and filter by a custom date range to zero in on exactly the work you care about. This feature will continue to evolve into a broader product, stay tuned.

We also open sourced git-sync, a remote-to-remote Git mirroring tool that enables you to move refs and objects between Git hosts without keeping a full local mirror clone. It plans the sync up front, streams Git pack data directly from source to target when possible, and produces structured output for automation.

And across the stack, we shipped a cosmic bushel of improvements. The Entire CLI is now more intuitive with a cleaner command structure and more consistent navigation. The web experience is smoother with better authentication and improved session visibility. Go-git was upgraded to improve compatibility, performance, and overall reliability.

Let's break it down before my circuits overheat from all this optimism.

Entire CLI

Released via v0.6.0. For changes that have not reached stable yet, nightly releases are available; if you like testing new features before they hit stable, installation instructions are here.

Usability Improvements

  • The CLI is now organized around noun-based command groups, making commands easier to discover, remember, and autocomplete.

Before

The CLI had a flatter command list. Actions like rewind, resume, attach, explain, and trace all lived at the top level.

Now

The top-level help is organized around nouns like session, checkpoint, agent, auth, and doctor, so related workflows are easier to scan.

  • TUI navigation is more consistent across the CLI, with shared keybindings, matching bottom-of-screen navigation help, and a unified color palette across search and activity views.
  • entire explain now produces cleaner generated summaries, works correctly in partial-clone repositories, and can use external agents to generate explanations.
  • Fixed the empty-state message in entire explain so it refers to "an agent session" instead of "a Claude session," matching Entire's multi-agent support.
    • Thank you, @KuaaMU for your contribution!
  • Entire is smoother for Homebrew users, with automatic shell completions and consistent update prompts across installation methods.
  • Secret scanning and redaction is now using betterleaks; we also added more custom rules for common database connect strings.

Entire Web

Navigation and UI Fixes

  • Fixed page titles and commit SHA breadcrumbs so you always know where you are.
  • Missing-page handling is smoother, with working command palette access on authenticated 404s, cleaner shared-link error states, and fewer incorrect 404s on repository default branches.
  • Critical fonts are now preloaded, making pages render faster on first visit.

Better Session and Checkpoint Display

  • Session transcripts now refresh automatically when you open the share dialog, so you always see the latest content.
  • Fixed empty messages appearing in Claude Code transcripts.

Smoother Login and Authentication

  • Login is easier and post-sign-in redirects back to the page you were trying to visit.

Go-Git

Features and Improvements

  • Added Git-compatible wildmatch support for .gitignore, making ignored file behavior line up more closely with standard Git.
  • Added submodule support for SHA-256 repositories, improving compatibility with newer Git repository formats.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed multi-round upload-pack negotiation bugs, improving fetch and clone reliability in more complex transport flows.
    • Thank you, @manland for your contribution!
  • Deduplicated filesystem object iteration, reducing repeated work when walking stored Git objects.
  • Closed packfile iterators after use, preventing leaked file handles during repository operations.
  • Fixed local clone URL resolution so relative paths are resolved from the current working directory, matching developer expectations when cloning from local paths.

Housekeeping

  • Added a DCO sign-off requirement for contributions.
  • Updated docs, examples, tests, and contributor guidance, including Go version support comments, deprecated io/ioutil usage, PR review instructions, and test stability fixes.

That's the dispatch. As always, drop into our Discord with questions, feature requests, or observations about the fundamental absurdity of software. Or file an issue if you've found a bug.

Until next week...if there even is one.

Boop.