Former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke's Entire launches a decentralized Git network to handle high coding agent traffic, with servers in the US, the EU, and Australia
Context & Ripple Effects
Thomas Dohmke left GitHub as its leadership was moved into Microsoft’s CoreAI organization, then founded Entire. Entire subsequently raised seed funding to build open-source tools for managing AI-written code.
The network launch extends that stated focus from code-management tooling into Git infrastructure, explicitly targeting the traffic produced by coding agents and deploying across the US, EU, and Australia.
First-order effects
- Entire now has a decentralized Git network designed for workloads generated by coding agents, giving its product a dedicated infrastructure layer rather than only developer tooling.
- Developers and teams using Entire can place Git activity across server locations in the US, EU, and Australia, while Entire becomes responsible for operating that distributed network.
Second-order effects
- Git hosting and developer-tool providers will face a clearer challenge around whether their collaboration and repository infrastructure can accommodate agent-driven activity without degrading ordinary developer workflows.
- Tooling built to review, govern, and manage AI-written code becomes more tightly linked to the underlying repository and version-control layer, potentially increasing the value of integrated offerings.
Third-order effects
- If agent-generated changes continue to increase Git activity, version control may become a distinct scaling and architecture battleground rather than a largely commoditized layer of the developer stack.
- The move points toward developer platforms differentiating on control over AI-generated code—its creation, storage, review, and history—though it remains unclear whether decentralized Git networks will become the prevailing deployment model.
The trend: AI coding agents are pushing developer infrastructure providers to redesign the systems that store, synchronize, and govern software changes, not just the interfaces that generate code.