Repository releases now carry an integrity record
A release is more useful when its files, revision, checksums, and runtime expectations can be reviewed together.

Publishing a set of model files is only the beginning of a reliable release. Consumers need to know which revision they received, whether every object is intact, and which runtime contract applies.
Inspect before download#
Repository pages now surface the release revision, file inventory, and integrity metadata together. Teams can review the artifact before moving large weights across the network.
Verification is part of publishing#
Checksums and format metadata are written into the release workflow instead of being added as an afterthought. A failed verification blocks the release from presenting itself as ready.
Durable provenance#
Each release keeps its publisher and source revision attached, making operational review and later reproduction substantially simpler.


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