Chat now runs on agent backends. Sign in once and pick Onde Code or Claude for the conversation. Tool call cards collapse, and permission prompts keep their details folded until you open them. The streaming caret stops when a message is finished and returns if the message gets more text. On phones, the titlebar stays on screen while the keyboard is open.

• Links to siGit now open the app on iOS. • A launch splash, built from the siGit Code banner. • Settings > About has a Changelog and an Open source view that lists the libraries siGit uses and their licences. • When a session expires, siGit says so instead of showing command-line advice.

The Changes panel now draws your commit graph. Commit from it, and switch branches from its header. siGit refuses to commit during a merge or while files have conflicts, so a half-finished merge can't become a commit full of conflict markers. Workspaces are per account. Each account keeps its own list of repositories, and the one you just cloned is selected for you. The editor was rewritten around a clear save model. It highlights every language it can open and shows a file icon for each type. Chat replies render Markdown, and plan or allowance limits appear as a card in the conversation. The whole app has a new design, and you can sign in with GitHub or GitLab.

• Updated siGit Code assistant. • Links to siGit now open in the app. • The editor respects landscape safe areas and no longer bounces sideways. • The build number is shown at the bottom of Settings. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

siGit Code is here. The AI coding agent now comes built into siGit on iPhone and iPad. • Ask about the repository you have open: what a file does, where something is defined, why a bug happens • Let the agent edit files for you. It only works inside the open repository • It uses your siGit account, so there is nothing extra to set up

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements