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Thomas Dohmke predicted AI would write 80% of code within five years. The number held. The timeline didn't. It took three.Thomas ran GitHub as CEO through the Copilot years. Now he's building Entire, a developer platform for the era where agents write the code. In this episode he explains why that platform can't be built on files and folders, and why it took a new company to build it.What you'll hear:- Entire Blame and Entire Why: the prompts and reasoning stored in the repo, next to the commit- The distributed Git network announced in Berlin, with regional mirrors built for agent traffic- Why feeding all company knowledge into one vector database keeps failing- Secret redaction before session logs ever leave your machine- Whisper-coding, profanity as context, and conducting an orchestra of agentsRecorded at WeAreDevelopers World Congress in Berlin.Entire: https://entire.ioThomas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashtom/Entire's Discord: https://discord.gg/jZJs3Tue4SMore episodes & all platforms: https://stellarwork.start.pageNewsletter: https://substack.com/@stellarworkHost: Ben, founder of Stellar Work
