> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.graphify.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Contributors > Explore authorship, graph reach, and available signing evidence across a repository. **Contributors** connects repository authorship with graph reach and commit-signing evidence. Use it to understand who has worked on heavily depended-on code and where to investigate an ownership or signing question. Open **Contributors** in [Graphify Cloud](https://app.graphify.com) when it is enabled for your workspace, then choose an indexed repository. ## Inspect ownership and reach Select a contributor to inspect available authored-node counts, affected graph context, and the most widely depended-on code associated with that identity. Follow source links to investigate the actual change or repository history. The view can include signing coverage, AI-assist indicators, and advisory risk signals when the repository's contributor overlay contains that information. A metric that was not measured should remain unmeasured rather than being read as zero. ## Interpret the evidence Git author strings do not by themselves verify a person's identity. Distinguish a resolved account and signed-commit evidence from an unverified name or address. This is an advisory investigation surface, not an accusation or a measure of developer performance. Read each signal's supporting evidence and follow the relevant commits before drawing conclusions. ## Missing contributor data The contributor overlay is produced at index time when enabled for the workspace. If the view says there is no overlay yet, check [Repositories and builds](/platform/repositories) and the feature's workspace availability.