plugins/embedded-dev/skills/tracing-requirements/SKILL.md
Validates the SYS→PRD→SW requirement traceability chain by reconciling database entries with code docstring tags. Use when checking requirement coverage, finding orphaned code, or generating a coverage matrix.
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Target: $ARGUMENTS
Validate the full requirement hierarchy by reconciling the requirements source with code docstring tags.
Read these before proceeding:
references/requirement-tagging.md — @requirement/@parent/@test spec, reconciliation algorithmGrep all C files for @requirement, @parent, and @test tags → build tag inventory
Read requirements source — docs/requirements.md, CSV, or SQL dump
Validate 3-level hierarchy:
@parent PRD-REQGenerate findings report with categories:
@requirement tag in code@requirement tag in code but no matching DB entry@parent references a non-existent PRD-REQ@test tagOutput coverage matrix:
| Requirement | Code File:Line | Test ID | Status |
|-------------|---------------|---------|--------|
| SW-REQ-001 | src/emv.c:42 | TEST-001| OK |
| SW-REQ-002 | — | — | MISSING|
# Traceability Report
## Summary
- Total SW-REQ: N
- Implemented: N (N%)
- Tested: N (N%)
- Orphaned code tags: N
- Broken parent links: N
## Unimplemented Requirements
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## Orphaned Code
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## Coverage Matrix
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