entireio/cli is a CLI that connects to Git workflows and indexes AI agent sessions alongside commits. It keeps prompts and responses, along with tool call history, so that later you can revisit how the code was written. The latest release in the repository is v0.11.6. The changelog for this version is not in the available material, so what changed in this release cannot be confirmed.
The project bundles coding agent sessions and Git change history into a single record. It links session logs and checkpoints to commits, preserving and tracking the context of the work. Session metadata is stored in a Git ref outside the branch log, in a reference location that points to the commit, which keeps the code commit history clean. That is why session logs do not get mixed into the commit history. You can resume a session from a checkpoint, and it records the changed files, token usage, and tool calls. The implementation language is Go, the license is MIT, and it has 5,194 stars. The repository was created on January 2, 2026.
However, the material contains no changelog for v0.11.6, no performance measurements, and no real-world adoption cases. The momentum score is a low 2.9 out of 10, and the technical, quality, and novelty scores are empty. A single score cannot gauge how complete a feature set is. Judging only by the features listed in the README, it seems usable for keeping records of AI agent sessions, but how far the claim of a searchable record holds is something to judge after reading the repository documentation directly.