Gordon is status check Github app to enforce and validate about.yaml file specifications in a repository during pull requests to drive code ownership at scale within an organization

Static analysis binary for agent-sh ecosystem - git history, AST mapping, collectors

🔍 git-author – Identify codebase authorship at a component level, beyond git blame, for better ownership insights.

Git history analysis plugin for agentsys - static cached JSON artifact from git history

VS Code extension to track AI coding assistant usage and maintain code quality. Works with Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code & more. 100% private, local data.

See your git history like never before. Analyze any repo and generate beautiful HTML dashboards with contribution heatmaps, risk scoring, code ownership, collaboration graphs, and more.

A tool to script and manage the CODEOWNERS file programmatically, simplifying code ownership rules and generating platform-compatible files.

DEV-EYE: A Tool for Monitoring Bus Factor Using Commit History

Semantic git queries via MCP. Beyond git log — answer who/what/when/why about any line, file, or branch.

Bus Factor Analyzer - Analyze contributor distribution and calculate Bus Factor for project risk assessment

IntelliJ IDEA plugin that analyzes local Git history to find code experts, active maintainers, reviewer suggestions, and ownership risks.

The bus factor, made concrete: the named list of single-owner files in a repo, ranked by risk. Git-history only, language-agnostic, zero deps.

Interactive TUI for git contribution analysis — impact scoring, code ownership, file coupling, identity deduplication

Open-source Bitbucket Data Center app: path-based Code Owners merge check with subgroup approval thresholds — require N approvals from a specific reviewer group per path.

Analyze git history to find files and modules with single-maintainer bus factor risk.

Code ownership analysis for git repos — who owns what, how much, and how it changed

GitHub Action: detect downstream-impacted files on PRs and route owners

Perry Code Context is a local-first VS Code extension that shows readable CodeLens context above meaningful symbols in supported source files. It helps answer who uses code, what it calls, who last touched it, which tests look related, and who likely owns the file.

Who wrote this mess? Ownership maps, churn kings, and dev accountability reports — straight from git blame.