xray reveals who really owns your code... and where that's a problem. Engineering teams make staffing and risk decisions on gut feel because the real knowledge topology is invisible. Commit counts can't tell you if someone is an architect or just fixing typos. When a key engineer leaves, you find out too late that entire systems depended on them. xray uses Claude to read actual PR diffs, classify expertise depth per contributor per module, evaluate review quality, and use extended thinking to surface hidden patterns — ghost architects, knowledge silos, review rings. A single bus factor blindspot can cost months of productivity. xray makes that risk visible and actionable before it becomes a crisis.
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