ownership▌

Explicit ownership modifiers for performance optimization and noncopyable type support.

Layer 1: Language Mechanics

Map git repository ownership to people and files, compute bus factor for sensitive code, and export graph artifacts for visualization. \n \n Builds a bipartite people-to-file ownership graph from git history with optional co-change clustering (Jaccard similarity) to identify files that move together \n Flags sensitive code paths (auth, crypto, secrets) by default; customize with a CSV config and query by tag, bus factor, or staleness \n Outputs CSV nodes/edges, JSON summaries (orphaned sensitive

Transfer ownership of Google Drive files between users with a two-step workflow. \n \n Requires the gws-drive skill and gws binary to execute \n Lists files owned by a specific user, then transfers ownership to a new owner via the Google Drive permissions API \n Ownership transfer is irreversible without the new owner's cooperation \n

Rust ownership and lifetime error diagnosis through design-first questioning. \n \n Covers seven critical error codes (E0382, E0597, E0506, E0507, E0515, E0716, E0106) with root-cause questions rather than quick fixes \n Guides developers to ask \"who should own this data?\" before applying syntax solutions, distinguishing between symptom fixes and design restructuring \n Provides decision trees for choosing between move semantics, borrowing, cloning, and smart pointers (Arc, Rc, Cow) based on d