v1.6.0

Code reviews can look things up

siGit Code Review can now search the public web while it works. When a diff touches something time-sensitive—a deprecated API, a library version, a breaking change in a release—the reviewer can verify it against current sources instead of relying only on what the model memorized.

siGit Code Review is:

Bounded by design

Web search during a review is a tool with limits, not an open door. A single review can search at most three times, and each account has a rolling hourly quota on top of that, so a burst of pull requests can't turn into a burst of search bills. Searches that fail or hit the limit don't fail the review—the reviewer is told to drop claims it can't verify and finish the rest.

Queries are constrained to public technical facts. The tool instructs the model to never include source code or private identifiers in what it sends out.

Every search on the record

Each search a review runs is recorded against the review itself: the query, the provider, and what came back. Search usage shows up in the same billing breakdown as the review, so what you pay is never a mystery. Nothing is searched without leaving a trace you can inspect.

Prefer a reviewer that stays offline? Set SIGIT_CODE_REVIEWS_WEB_SEARCH_ENABLED=false and reviews run exactly as before.