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AI agents are generating code faster than humans can review it, creating a hidden technical debt problem. The Entire CLI addresses this by introducing 'Checkpoints' — a richer primitive than git commits that captures not just what changed, but why: the full agent transcript, prompts, token usage, and line-level attribution of human vs. agent contributions. Built as an invisible layer on top of git workflows, it uses shadow branches for temporary mid-session state and a dedicated metadata branch for permanent records. Recent updates added concurrent session support, subagent tracking, interrupted workflow handling, and multi-agent compatibility (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, etc.). The roadmap includes team visibility dashboards, searchable prompt history, compliance-grade attribution for regulated industries, and a shift from traditional code review to 'intent review' — where reviewers examine the prompt and reasoning rather than parsing raw diffs.

The Entire CLI: How It Works & Where It's Headed

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