What Calyntro Measures — And Why Standard Tools Miss It
Most tools that claim to show code ownership answer one question: who last touched this file? It is a reasonable question. But it is the wrong one. A file can have five contributors on record — and still be fully owned by someone who left the company fourteen months ago. The commit history looks healthy. The risk is invisible. This is the gap Calyntro is built to close. The Difference: Static vs. Temporal Ownership Standard ownership tools take a snapshot. They look at the current state of the repository and assign files to whoever touched them most recently, or most often, within a fixed window. ...