Entire introduces a Git forge designed for teams where coding agents generate and review code alongside people. Its central feature, Trails, replaces the pull request’s chronological comment-and-check timeline with a dashboard of agent evaluation scores, current findings, and their history. Independent review agents assess each push for qualities such as security and code cleanliness, explain their scores, and flag issues with suggested fixes. Developers and agents can iterate until scores stabilize and findings are resolved; repository-level Gates can require human approval and passing CI before a merge. Trails can group related changes across repositories and can also be used with GitHub pull requests.
The platform combines Trails with Git-compatible distributed hosting and persistent agent memory. Entire says its source-control server supports regional replication and pushes up to 89 times faster than GitHub in its benchmarks; teams can host repositories there, mirror GitHub repositories, or migrate them. Buildkite and Depot integrations bring existing CI workflows into Trails, where failed checks can block merges. Two open-source, local-first CLI tools support “Continuous Memory”: entire-graph builds a searchable map of code structure and change impact, while entire-brain links that map to recorded agent sessions so agents can recover decisions and past debugging knowledge. The announcement presents these capabilities as infrastructure for faster agent-driven development while keeping human review, test safeguards, and repository context central.
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Pratt parsing uses binding powers and recursion to handle operator precedence in expressions. A programmer compares it with the shunting-yard algorithm while exploring a C-expression parser for a future compiler. (unix.dog)
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OpenGL ES 3.0 remains a practical choice for teaching introductory graphics because students can build 3D scenes with code and shaders that work across platforms. Moving to a newer API would require substantial course updates without clear benefits for the course’s goals. (eliasfarhan.ch)
WineVDM lets 16-bit Windows applications from versions 1.x through 3.1 run on 64-bit Windows. The open-source project is hosted on GitHub. (github.com)
Corridor Digital’s CorridorKey 2.0 is a one-time-purchase keying plugin for Windows with NVIDIA GPUs, supporting Resolve, Nuke, After Effects, Premiere, and Blender. It includes a standalone batch-processing app and offers high-resolution, HDR keying designed to reduce flicker. (corridorkey.com)
Explorer starts a program with its containing folder as the current directory, while a batch file may use a different directory. Changing to the program’s folder with `pushd` before launching it fixed the problem. (devblogs.microsoft.com)
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