Entire Launches Distributed Git Mirror Network Built for AI Agent Workloads

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A startup called Entire has released a preview of a distributed Git network designed to handle the high-frequency clone and push operations generated by large fleets of AI coding agents. The system places regional mirrors in the US, EU, and Australia in front of an existing GitHub repository, absorbing read and write traffic without touching the origin or its existing CI and access controls. Initial benchmarks on a single repository recorded roughly 570,000 shallow clones per hour, 586 pushes per second, and a mixed clone-plus-push throughput of around 470 operations per second at 50–60 ms median latency. The product is currently available under a waitlist, and Entire has said it plans to open-source the underlying Git backend in the coming months. Future milestones include native repository hosting and a fully decentralized network to support enterprises with data residency and regulatory requirements.

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