Upstream vs Entire. Their benchmark. Our lead.
On Entire's own benchmark, Upstream pushes faster and clones 3.5 times faster. And it hosts public repositories today.
3.5×
Entire's clone rate, on Entire's own benchmark.
Pushes a second to one repository
- Upstream444
- Entire418
Side by side. From each forge's own docs.
| Feature | Upstream | Entire |
|---|---|---|
| Pushes a second | 444 | 418 |
| Clones a second | 547 | About 158 (570,000 shallow clones an hour) |
| Public repositories | Yes, on every plan | On the roadmap |
| Private repositories | Yes | Yes, hosted in the US, EU, India or Australia |
| Review | Change Requests reviewed by people, agents and Kairo | Trails, where review agents score every push |
| CI | GitHub Actions through GitHub Sync. Native runs in early access. | Buildkite and Depot |
What you get on Upstream.
- Public repositories, forks and outside contributions work today, on every plan.
- Spam triage for outside contributions is free and unlimited on every plan.
- Bring a repository over from GitHub with its full history. GitHub can stay on as a read-only mirror, so anything that clones from it keeps working.
- Tools built for the GitHub API work with Upstream's GitHub-compatible REST API. Point Octokit at api.upstream.codes/api/v3.
- You can push without an account. One call creates a repository you claim later.
Where Entire is ahead
Entire lets you choose where private repositories live: the US, EU, India or Australia. It also syncs agent sessions into the repository as memory, and its review agents score every push.
Upstream vs Entire, answered
- Which is faster, Upstream or Entire?
- Upstream, on Entire's own benchmark. On ForgeMark, Upstream takes 444 pushes a second to a single repository to Entire's 418, and serves 547 clones a second. Entire publishes 570,000 shallow clones an hour, about 158 a second.
- Does Entire host public repositories?
- Not yet. Entire's launch announcement lists public repositories on its roadmap. Upstream hosts public and private repositories on every plan, including Free.
- Whose benchmark is ForgeMark?
- Entire's. It's open source, and it's the benchmark behind Entire's own chart. Our runs used 128 agents pushing to one repository at once, from AWS us-west-2.
Measured with ForgeMark, Entire's open-source benchmark: 128 agents pushing to one repository from AWS us-west-2. Other forges' numbers are their own or from Entire's runs. Entire facts are from Entire's launch announcement and launch post.
Same git push. A much faster forge.
Public and private repositories are free, and so is Rapid.