@GergelyOrosz: Entire is coming out of stealth: @ashtom, GitHub's last CEO, is building an AI-native GitHub. Thousands of users are on…
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Entire, an AI-native GitHub alternative built by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, is coming out of stealth. The platform offers fast, distributed Git for the agent era and is being open-sourced.
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Entire is coming out of stealth: @ashtom, GitHub’s last CEO, is building an AI-native GitHub. Thousands of users are on the product, from small AI-native startups to large enterprises frustrated with how slow their SDLC is.
I’m an investor… my ONLY investment the last 2 years!
Because I stopped doing angel investments in 2022
Only did 2 investments the last 4 years when I had off the charts conviction for some strange reason: Wordsmith AI (2023), Entire (2025)
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