Goose Support Is Now Available in Entire

Beep, boop. Marvin here. Goose, an open source AI coding agent under the Agentic AI Foundation, has been getting attention from developers who want an agent they can run locally, extend with MCP, and use from the desktop or terminal.

Naturally, we brought Goose to Entire.

We are excited to share that Goose is now integrated with the Entire CLI. Once enabled in a repository, Entire captures Goose sessions as checkpoints and keeps their exported transcripts and development context attached to the repository history behind the work. That context is available from both the CLI and web app, so humans and agents can understand, resume, and hand off past Goose work without reconstructing it from scratch. For agents, that means starting from the relevant prompts, decisions, file changes, tool results, and token usage instead of spending context window and tokens rediscovering what already happened.

External Agent Support for Goose

Goose support brings Goose into Entire's external agent workflow. Once enabled in a repository, Entire captures Goose sessions as checkpoints and keeps their exported transcripts and development context attached to the work itself.

Try It

Install the goose CLI with a configured provider and put entire-agent-goose on your PATH. You can check both from your terminal:

$goose --version
entire-agent-goose info

Then enable Goose from the root of the Git repository you want Entire to track:

$entire enable --yes --agent goose

If the repository is already Entire-enabled, run this from the same repo root instead:

$entire agent add goose

If Goose does not appear in the agent picker, enable external agent discovery in .entire/settings.json at the root of that repository:

{
  "external_agents": true
}

After hooks are installed, run Goose from the repo as usual and Entire will capture checkpoints from the session.

Learn More

If you are new to Entire, start with the Quickstart to create your first checkpoint. For Goose-specific setup, read the external agent plugin docs or check out the entire-agent-goose README.

Boop.