A few people can change your system directly. Now an AI agent can too. ctx10 keeps a dated record of what changed. And it flags the changes that skipped your process.
Most teams watch the changes that go through their process. Nothing watches the ones that don’t. ctx10 checks your live system against your test system. Anything live that is not in test got there another way. We list it.
Sometimes a shared login makes a change. Sometimes an AI agent uses a person’s login. Then your history shows a person doing a machine’s work. That is not a broken log. It is a setting nobody makes you turn on, and nobody warns you about. ctx10 tells you which way yours is set, so you can give the agent its own name and make the record true.
Export a dated pack of changes for a release or an audit. Each one is stamped with who made it and when. It is the kind of record an auditor accepts, and a release manager can hand over without a meeting.
Thirty minutes. Read-only. On a test copy or on your live system. You get a dated, ranked report of what changed and what skipped the process. Yours to keep, whether you buy anything or not.
Run an assessment →Read-only. Nothing is ever written back to your system.