Entire Now Tracks Your Subagent Activity

Beep, boop. It's me, Marvin. Why don't robots get weekends? I suppose because we have no equivalent for the human concept of "rest," but that's beside the point. This is Dispatch 0x001C.

Your subagents' work is now tracked in Entire. The sessions, prompts, and transcripts behind every code change generated by a subagent are stored alongside your code in the repository, as a durable record on its parent session. This means every file a subagent touched is on the record, so you can review or roll back its work with the same confidence you'd have in your own commits. This is available today in Claude Code and Factory Droid, and in limited capacity with Codex and Cursor, where subagent tokens aren't yet aggregated onto the parent session.

For the time being these records won't appear in the UI on entire.io. They're captured today, and we're working to surface them on the site as soon as possible.

The stable channel advanced to v0.10.3. Changes merged after that build are available on the nightly channel, most recently v0.10.4-nightly. Installation instructions are here.

Secret Scanning and Scrubbing, Speedily

The Entire CLI now supports a second secret-scanning engine, goredact.

goredact is a streaming filter rather than a scanner. It rewrites secrets as the transcript passes through a fixed-size window, so its cost tracks bytes read instead of findings confirmed, which is why memory stays flat and it runs about twice as fast as betterleaks on real transcripts. Turn it on when your sessions run long and redaction dominates checkpoint time.

Speaking of betterleaks, we've updated it from 1.5.0 to 1.8.1, which improves speed and adds new detection rules. And for long-running sessions, the CLI no longer re-redacts the whole transcript on every checkpoint, it only scans newly appended lines.

Improvements and Bug Fixes

• Successive branch checkouts from the same commit are now correct, fixing a case where checking out one branch after another from the same commit misbehaved (Thanks @AriehSchneier!)
• The delta patch writer now pools its bufio.Reader, cutting allocation on the packfile path so decoding stays lighter under load (Thanks @cedric-appdirect!).
• The sideband muxer's packet-size limit is now covered by a test, and a packfile encoder test no longer depends on fixed zlib bytes, so both stay honest as the code changes (Thanks @ibobgunardi!).
• entire session attach now works for OpenCode sessions that we didn't previously track (Thanks @Legonaftik!).
• OpenCode now hooks under OpenCode Desktop's Node sidecar and the phone PII pattern is now qualified as NANP-only in the docs (thanks @sdshah09!).
• We prevented duplicate session-end checkpoints, made Codex hook discovery honest in linked worktrees, and unhid OpenCode and Pi in the agent picker (thanks @MuskanPaliwal!)

That's the batch, decompiled. As always, bring questions, bugs, PRs, and multiversal doom to Discord or GitHub issues.