v1.3.5

Every repository now has an Issues tab. You can open an issue, discuss it in comments, and close or reopen it. Issues draw from the same per-repository numbering as pull requests, so a number always points at exactly one of them.

Opening an issue only needs read access: if you can see a repository, you can report a bug on it. Closing one is limited to people who can write to the repository, plus whoever filed it.

Issues already existed over the API and MCP. This gives them a place in the browser.

#Code review runs on more than one lab

siGit Code Review used to send every pull request to the same provider. It now picks from a pool of comparable models at each size tier, spread across DeepSeek, GLM, Anthropic, and OpenAI, so reviews no longer all land on one vendor's failure modes and price list.

The choice comes from the diff itself rather than from a random draw. A retried review runs on the same model that reviewed that commit the first time, and what a review costs still depends only on the size of the diff.

#Five more Cloud models

siGit Code Cloud adds Apex and Flux from DeepSeek's V4 line, and Nova, Orbit, and Aura from Z.ai's GLM line.

#READMEs show their badges properly

Badge rows at the top of a README used to stack one badge per line. They now sit on a single row.