The Grasp Diligence Report

What you receive, in five business days

• Two Grasp Scores, not one. The churn view (where risk is accumulating now) and the windowless survivorship view (git-blame attribution of every surviving line: what fraction of the asset you're buying or running has a living author).
• Dark-code inventory. Every module ranked by comprehension risk, with the specific freeze-and-document candidates named.
• Key-person concentration table. Who holds what share of the living code; the succession, retention-package, and offboarding picture.
• Full-coverage review forensics. Every attributable merge analyzed rather than sampled: unreviewed merges, AI-only review, approval latency versus change size.
• The evidence bundle. Raw JSON behind every figure, so your analysts can independently re-derive each number. That is what makes it diligence-grade rather than an opinion.
• A written findings memo. A plain-language executive summary at the front of the report: what the scan found, what it means for your decision, and what I would do about it.
• 30 days of written Q&A. Questions answered in writing within two business days. Everything is delivered in writing by policy, so every answer is precise, referenced to the evidence bundle, and shareable with your deal team.

Access, your choice: grant read-only repo access and I run it, or run the engine inside your own network and send back only the metadata bundle. Code never crosses your wall, which is the usual path for M&A targets under NDA. Fixed fees. See a real sample diligence report before you spend a dollar.

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