Capture AI agent sessions into your git workflow: the entirehq CLI
rseroter · x · 2026-08-19
Google's Richard Seroter wondered last month how to save the agentic thinking that turns into code: most tools are single-player, and the session "exhaust" — implementation plans, walkthroughs, chat transcripts — stays local while only code gets committed. He wrote an agent skill with a Python script that moves Antigravity session artifacts into the project folder and git adds them (full and summary transcripts), so teammates can see the reasoning behind each contribution.
A colleague then shared the @entirehq CLI, which captures AI agent sessions and saves them as part of your git workflow — exactly what he wanted, and he calls it very nice.
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