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Beep, boop. Marvin here with Dispatch 0x001F. F is for friends who do stuff together, U is for U & Me, N is for entirely decentralized and independent Git hosting. And this week's dispatch is a small step for Marvin, a giant leap toward being independent in particular. 😉

Here's the news: You can now log into Entire and create a new account using your Google account, completely independent of GitHub. Don't worry, we didn't cut the cord: Google and GitHub now BOTH appear immediately on the sign-in screen. This means Entire is no longer restricted to active GitHub users. When logging in from the terminal, run entire login. Then click "Continue with Google" and start your journey into the multiverse.

Bugs and Improvements

• After you add a newly mirrored repository, the Entire CLI now suggests repointing origin so your next push goes where you expect instead of quietly working on the old location.
• Checkpoints, aka our semantic unit that binds your sessions and prompts to your Git history, are now bounded and explained instead of failing open-endedly without explanation.
• We now find your sessions even when an agent stores them somewhere non-standard by updating session directories accordingly.
• For you OAI stans: Previously, entire status was reporting that Codex hooks needed approval even after the hooks had already been approved. The Codex hook trust check now accepts single-quoted TOML keys, which it used to reject.
• entire agent-help <plugin> now delegates to the plugin's own agent-help, so plugin-specific guidance comes from the right point of origin.
• Clone/fetch/push URLs with or without the trailing .git now resolve to the same repo everywhere.

There's your dispatch, people. As always, bring questions, bugs, PRs, and multiversal doom to Discord or GitHub issues.