The entireio/skills repository provides a collection of cross-agent skills designed to help coding agents leverage the full context captured by the Entire CLI. The Entire CLI records the context behind code changes, including prompts, transcripts, Checkpoints, and the decisions that led to each modification, alongside git history. This repository packages agent-invokable workflows that teach coding agents how to access and use that accumulated context across different development environments, eliminating the need for developers to manually invoke Entire commands themselves.
The repository is written in JavaScript and serves as a bridge between the Entire CLI and various coding agents. Rather than requiring developers to look up Entire commands, agents can now understand plain language requests to search prior work, inspect code provenance, hand off session state, or convert repeated workflows into new reusable skills. The skills are designed to work across multiple agent platforms including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode, with agent-specific installation paths documented for each platform.
The repository includes seven primary skills that address different development workflows. The search skill finds prior work in Entire history by topic, repository, branch, author, or time window, allowing agents to bring past context into current tasks. The explain skill looks up the session behind a function, file, or line to help agents understand the original requirement or decision that shaped the code. The what-happened skill traces the latest change to a specific file line or range using git blame combined with Checkpoint context, useful for debugging regressions or understanding why code changed. The session-handoff skill reads saved or active session context so another agent can pick up task state, discoveries, blockers, and next steps without manual reconstruction.
The review skill audits code changes on the current branch by reading checkpoint transcripts to understand developer intent, then produces intent-aware findings with severity levels compatible with entire review --fix. The using-entire skill serves as an orchestrator for codebase exploration, routing user intent to the appropriate sub-skill or running a general exploration flow. The session-crosslink skill links agent sessions that ran outside their target repository to each affected Entire-enabled repository's HEAD commit, handling cases where agents launched from higher-level folders or edited multiple repositories.
According to GitGenius activity tracking, the repository shows median issue and pull request response latency of 85.1 hours across three tracked items, with a mean latency of 56.9 hours. The most active contributors tracked include alishakawaguchi with five events and blackgirlbytes with one event. The repository overlaps with contributors from related projects including rohitg00/agentmemory, aaif-goose/goose, and block/goose, indicating active collaboration within the broader agent development ecosystem.
The skills are most effective in codebases with real Checkpoints and session history, as the richer the captured history, the more context agents have available. The repository requires the Entire CLI to be installed, a git repository with Entire sessions or Checkpoint-backed commits, and for some workflows, a GitHub origin with pushed and indexed Checkpoints. Individual skills handle missing context gracefully by explaining what information is unavailable before falling back or stopping execution.
