diff --git a/.github/time/sync.py b/.github/time/sync.py
index 9b8c873..5e4556d 100644
--- a/.github/time/sync.py
+++ b/.github/time/sync.py
@@ -158,6 +158,37 @@ def hand_back(repo: str, card: int, pr: int) -> bool:
     return True
 
 
+REVIEWING = ("pr", "needs-human", "no-checks", "checks-failed")   # a card whose PR is being or has been reviewed
+
+
+def revised(repo: str, branch: str, before: str | None) -> list[int]:
+    """The copy pushed new commits to a branch whose PR is open and already reviewed (a cloud session answering the
+    review): each card the PR closes gets a `dispatched` beat marked `revised`, so the heartbeat reviews the new head
+    and a verdict from before the push no longer counts, and the PR loses `needs-human`. A card not yet reviewed (the
+    heartbeat hasn't adopted the PR) gets nothing: its first review sees the new head anyway. `before` is the home's
+    head of the branch before this import; a branch new to the home is never a revision."""
+    if repo != tm.REPO or not before:
+        return []
+    pr = next((p for p in tm.gh("GET", f"/repos/{repo}/pulls?state=open&limit=50") or []
+               if (p.get("head") or {}).get("ref") == branch), None)
+    if not pr:
+        return []
+    cards = {card_of(branch)} | {int(x) for x in re.findall(r"\b(?:close[sd]?|fix(?:e[sd])?|resolve[sd]?)\s+#(\d+)\b", pr.get("body") or "", re.I)}
+    done = []
+    for c in sorted(x for x in cards if x):
+        beats = [b for b in tm.beats_of(tm.gh("GET", f"/repos/{repo}/issues/{c}/comments?limit=100") or [])
+                 if b["beat"] not in ("blocked", "capped")]
+        if not beats or beats[-1]["beat"] not in REVIEWING:
+            continue
+        tm.comment(c, f"☁️ The cloud session pushed a revision to PR #{pr['number']}. The heartbeat reviews it again; "
+                      f"a verdict from before the push no longer counts.",
+                   {"beat": "dispatched", "pr": pr["number"], "revised": True, "cloud": True})
+        done.append(c)
+    if done and tm.has_label(pr, "needs-human"):
+        tm.unlabel(pr["number"], "needs-human")
+    return done
+
+
 def ensure_pr(repo: str, work: str, branch: str, base: str, copy: str, where: str) -> int | None:
     """A PR on the home for an imported branch, unless one is open for it, it is already in the base, or a PR for it
     was closed at this same commit (a human or the council said no; a new push brings it back)."""
@@ -225,12 +256,18 @@ def sync_repo(entry: dict, home_url: str, force: bool = False) -> dict:
                 if branch in out or not any(fnmatch.fnmatch(branch, p) for p in pats):
                     continue
                 git("fetch", "-q", url, f"+refs/heads/{branch}:refs/copy/{branch}", cwd=work)
-                if mine.get(branch) != sha:   # the copy writes this branch: the home takes it as it is
+                moved = mine.get(branch) != sha
+                if moved:   # the copy writes this branch: the home takes it as it is
                     git("push", "-q", "--force", home_url, f"refs/copy/{branch}:refs/heads/{branch}", cwd=work)
                     r["imported"].append(branch)
                 n = ensure_pr(repo, work, branch, base, name, where)
                 if n:
                     r["prs"].append(n)
+                elif moved:
+                    try:
+                        r.setdefault("revised", []).extend(revised(repo, branch, mine.get(branch)))
+                    except Exception as e:  # noqa: BLE001  the commits are home either way; the next review sees them
+                        print(f"revised {branch}: {scrub(str(e))[:200]}")
         ENV.clear()
     return report
 
@@ -258,7 +295,8 @@ def main() -> int:
         repo = e.get("repo") or tm.REPO
         rep = sync_repo(e, authed(f"{tm.SERVER}/{repo}.git", token), force)
         for c in rep["copies"]:
-            print(f"sync {repo} -> {c['copy']}: out {c['out']} imported {c['imported']} prs {c['prs']} {c['note']}".rstrip())
+            print(f"sync {repo} -> {c['copy']}: out {c['out']} imported {c['imported']} prs {c['prs']} "
+                  f"revised {c.get('revised', [])} {c['note']}".rstrip())
             for b, state in c["out"].items():
                 if state == "diverged" and repo == tm.REPO:
                     flag(repo, c["copy"], b)
diff --git a/.github/time/test_time.py b/.github/time/test_time.py
index bb08a9e..cb28426 100644
--- a/.github/time/test_time.py
+++ b/.github/time/test_time.py
@@ -1498,6 +1498,28 @@ g83("checkout", "-qb", "claude/session-abc123", cwd=cw83); commit83(cw83, "i.txt
 g83("push", "-q", "origin", "claude/session-abc123", cwd=cw83)
 sync83()
 assert moves83 == [("-", 9, "cloud"), ("+", 9, "ready")], "a card the commits close leaves the lane too"
+# the cloud session answers a review on the same branch: the card gets a `dispatched` beat marked `revised` (so the
+# heartbeat reviews the new head and the old objection stops counting) and the PR loses `needs-human`
+beat83 = lambda b: {"user": {"login": sy.tm.TIME_BOT}, "created_at": "2026-10-19T18:13:21Z", "body": "x\n<!-- time " + json.dumps({"beat": b, "pr": 104}) + " -->"}
+comments83 = {7: [beat83("pr"), beat83("needs-human")], 9: []}
+pr7_open = {"number": 104, "state": "open", "head": {"ref": "claude/card-7-cloud", "sha": "?"}, "body": pr7["body"], "labels": [{"name": "needs-human"}]}
+def gh83r(m, path, body=None, **k):
+    if path.endswith("/comments?limit=100"):
+        return comments83.get(int(path.split("/issues/")[1].split("/")[0]), [])
+    if path.startswith("/repos/o/r/pulls?state=open"):
+        return [pr7_open]
+    return sy.tm.gh_inner(m, path, body, **k)
+sy.tm.gh_inner, sy.tm.gh = sy.tm.gh, gh83r
+notes83.clear(); moves83.clear()
+prs83[:] = [dict(p, state="open") if p["head"]["ref"] == "claude/card-7-cloud" else p for p in prs83]
+g83("checkout", "-q", "claude/card-7-cloud", cwd=cw83); commit83(cw83, "g.txt", "Answer the review\n\nCloses #7"); g83("push", "-q", "origin", "claude/card-7-cloud", cwd=cw83)
+c83 = sync83()
+assert c83["revised"] == [7] and notes83[-1][0] == 7 and notes83[-1][2] == {"beat": "dispatched", "pr": 104, "revised": True, "cloud": True}, (c83, notes83)
+assert ("-", 104, "needs-human") in moves83, moves83
+comments83[7] = []; notes83.clear()
+commit83(cw83, "g.txt", "More before any review"); g83("push", "-q", "origin", "claude/card-7-cloud", cwd=cw83)
+assert sync83().get("revised", []) == [] and not notes83, "a PR nobody has reviewed yet needs no revised beat"
+assert sy.revised("o/r", "claude/card-7-cloud", None) == [] and sy.revised("x/y", "claude/card-7-cloud", "abc") == []
 sy.tm.gh = real_gh83
 # a copy whose token isn't set is skipped; tokens go in the URL and never into anything printed
 c83 = sy.sync_repo({"repo": "o/r", "copies": [{"name": "gh", "url": "https://github.com/o/r.git", "token": "NO_SUCH_TOKEN_83"}]},
diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
index 13ef0d4..13ffd51 100644
--- a/CHANGELOG.md
+++ b/CHANGELOG.md
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@
 - The second fix round escalates to a different model from the first round: `claude:opus` with the Claude seats (it was `venice:kimi code`, and grok 4.7 before that). `TIME_VENTURE_ESCALATE` overrides it.
 
 ### Added
+- A cloud PR's revision comes from the cloud, and Time reviews it again. The branch of a cloud-lane PR is the copy's to write, so `/time retry` (the API worker pushing to it) would be overwritten by the next sync. When the reviewer objects instead, the launcher on hb-5 starts one more cloud session on the same branch with the review in its prompt (once; then a human). When the copy's branch moves under a PR that is open and already reviewed, sync.py posts a `dispatched` beat marked `revised` on each card the PR closes and takes `needs-human` off the PR, so the heartbeat reviews the new head and a verdict from before the push no longer counts. A PR not reviewed yet gets nothing; its first review sees the new head.
 - The cloud lane: Claude Code cloud sessions build cards on the owner's cloud-session credit, beside the API worker. With `cloud: {"per_day": N, "sizes": ["M"]}` in `time/router.json`, Astra's live run labels the best-ranked actionable cards of those sizes `cloud`, until N cards are in the lane, before the API worker's picks; a `cloud` card is lined up, so it is never queued for the API worker. A launcher on hb-5 (a user agent in the desktop session, where the claude.ai sign-in lives; it reads the public issue list and holds no Teahub credentials) starts one `claude --cloud` session per card, with the card as the prompt, on the GitHub copy. The session pushes a `claude/card-N-*` branch; sync.py brings it home as a PR that closes the card (adding `Closes #N` when the commits don't), moves the card from `cloud` to `ready` with a note that carries no beat, and the heartbeat adopts the PR, so the council reviews and lands it like any card PR. A card the commits close leaves the lane too, whatever the branch is called. `per_day: 0`, the default, is no lane.
 - Time brings a PR branch up to date with its base (#123). An approved PR Gitea reports as not `mergeable` (or whose merge call answers 409) gets `git merge origin/<base>` (the PR's own base) pushed as one commit by Time, `card #N: merge <base>`; CI runs on the new head and landing follows on a later beat (a `ci-dispatched` or `updated` beat now reaches `land()` again). A conflict is not guessed at: the merge is aborted, the branch left as it was, and the conflicting files and `<<<<<<<` blocks (trimmed) are posted on the card and the PR with the `needs-human` label; `/time retry` hands them to the worker as the reviewer's text. Known limit: the worker's `write_file` of a resolved file is a plain commit, not the merge, so Time's next try can conflict again.
 - A card waiting on a person holds no `ready` slot (#135). `promote_next` counts toward `TIME_PARALLEL` only the `ready` cards that are moving; one whose last real beat is `needs-human`, `error` or `stuck` (an objection, or a failure Time won't retry again) keeps its label, so `/time retry` still finds it, but frees its slot. Three such cards held every slot twice, the second time for ten hours on 2026-10-19 while 22 cards sat `queued`. The run log prints `promote: ready=N moving=M`.