Entire

I’ll check the current branch and worktree state first so the checkout doesn’t accidentally stomp on local work, then I’ll switch to main and pull.

You’re already on main and the worktree is clean. I’m pulling with fast-forward only so we get the latest without creating an unexpected merge commit.

Pull completed cleanly and fast-forwarded main from dea9bc23c to c8b5981ea. I’ll do one quick status check so the final state is crisp.

Done. You were already on main; I pulled latest from origin/main with fast-forward only.

main is now at c8b5981ea and clean/up to date with origin/main.

I’ll use the using-entire skill for repo-aware exploration, then do a direct text search for that docs URL and nearby variants.

I’m checking Entire’s own repo status first, per the exploration workflow, then I’ll search the current tree for exact and likely URL forms.

Entire is enabled here, though the status notes some stale/diverged session metadata after the pull. For this question, the live source search is the important bit.

The exact introduction URL appears once in the current tree. I’m opening that file now to see which CLI surface emits it.

Yes. The exact URL https://docs.entire.io/introduction is referenced once in the CLI code:

cmd/entire/cli/root.go

It’s in the root command’s gettingStarted help text, so it can show up in root help surfaces like entire --help, entire help, or running bare entire when it falls through to help.

I also searched for broader docs.entire.io references. Other CLI references point to installation docs, not /introduction.

I’ll use the same repo-aware search path and list every current docs.entire.io reference, grouped by whether it’s runtime CLI output, tests, or repo docs.

Current tree search found these docs.entire.io references:

Runtime CLI Output

cmd/entire/cli/root.go
https://docs.entire.io/overview
cmd/entire/cli/agent/hook_command.go
https://docs.entire.io/cli/installation#installation-methods
cmd/entire/cli/strategy/hooks.go
https://docs.entire.io/cli/installation#installation-methods

Tests

cmd/entire/cli/agent/geminicli/hooks_test.go
https://docs.entire.io/cli/installation#installation-methods

Same test fixture URL also appears at lines 429, 645, and 679.

Repo Docs / Changelog

CONTRIBUTING.md
https://docs.entire.io/cli/installation
docs/first-time-contributors.md
https://docs.entire.io/cli/installation
CHANGELOG.md
https://docs.entire.io/cli/external-agents

So the distinct docs URLs currently are:

Got it. I’ll undo only my changelog edit and leave the CLI-rendered root.go help URL change in place.

The changelog is back to its original docs link. I’m doing a quick diff/status check so we’re cleanly scoped to the CLI output change.

Yep, fixed. I reverted the changelog link change, so the only remaining file modification is the CLI-rendered help text in cmd/entire/cli/root.go:

https://docs.entire.io/introduction → https://docs.entire.io/overview

Current status shows only cmd/entire/cli/root.go modified.

I’ll use the GitHub PR publishing workflow for this: confirm the exact diff, run the required checks before committing, then branch, commit, push, and create the PR.

The worktree is nicely scoped: one change in cmd/entire/cli/root.go, updating the help URL. I’m checking GitHub CLI access now, then I’ll create a codex/… branch before committing.

GitHub CLI is installed and authenticated, and the repo remote is entireio/cli. I’m creating a branch for this single help-link update.

Branch created. Per the repo rules, I’m running the full pre-commit check before staging and committing; this may take a bit because it includes formatting, lint, unit/integration tests, and the canary suite.

The check is underway and has already completed formatting plus several lint pieces cleanly. The race-enabled test suite is still running.

Tests are still moving through packages; so far no failures surfaced. I’ll keep the session open until the command exits.

Lint has passed. The remaining work is the CI-style test run, which is the slow piece here.

The full check hit a local date-rendering test failure in TestRunAuthStatus_RendersSessionsTable; it looks timezone-sensitive, not related to this URL change. I’m going to let the command fully finish, then I’ll rerun the required check with TZ=UTC, which is the likely CI environment for that fixture.

No new output yet; the remaining packages are still draining after the failure. I’m keeping it running so we get the exact final exit state.

The check finished with exactly that one timezone-shaped failure: the fixture expected 2026-01-01, while local Eastern time rendered it as 2025-12-31. I’m rerunning the same required check under TZ=UTC before committing.

The UTC rerun has cleared formatting and lint already. The tests are running again now.

Still in the race-enabled test suite; no failures have appeared in the rerun output so far.

Good sign: the package that failed before has passed under UTC. I’m waiting for the rest of the suite to finish.

The command is still running without new output. I’ll keep polling until it exits so we don’t leave a verification process dangling.

The unit and integration portions have passed under UTC, and the Vogon canary is now running. Last lap.

The UTC check passed, including lint, integration tests, and both canary runs. I’m checking the final diff after formatting, then I’ll stage only root.go and commit it.

The diff is still just the one CLI help URL. Staging that single file now.

Staged. I’m committing with a terse message that matches the change.

Commit created. The repo also requires a fresh lint pass before pushing, so I’m running mise run lint on the committed tree now.

Lint passed on the committed tree. I’m pushing the branch with upstream tracking next.

The branch is clean locally at b6b0abf82393, targeting entireio/cli on main. Pushing now.

Branch is pushed and tracking origin/codex/update-overview-docs-link. I’m loading the GitHub PR creation tool now; I’ll fall back to gh pr create if the connector doesn’t expose the right operation.

The connector has a direct PR creation tool, so I’ll use that and make it a draft PR with a short body describing the CLI-facing link update and validation.

The GitHub connector can read the repo but got a 403 creating the PR, so I’m falling back to the authenticated gh CLI path as the workflow allows.

Draft PR is open. I’m doing one final status/PR check so the wrap-up has the exact URL and clean local state.

Opened a draft PR: entireio/cli#1379

It includes the single CLI-rendered URL update in cmd/entire/cli/root.go. Branch: codex/update-overview-docs-link, commit: b6b0abf82393.

Validation passed:

TZ=UTC mise run check
mise run lint

One note: the first plain local mise run check hit a timezone-sensitive existing test expectation, so I reran under UTC and it passed cleanly.

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