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Homeostatic actuator that tags code, tests, and commits with REQ-* keys for traceability. Adds "# Implements:" tags to code and "# Validates:" tags to tests. Use when code or tests are missing requirement tags.

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SKILL.md

name propagate-req-keys
description Homeostatic actuator that tags code, tests, and commits with REQ-* keys for traceability. Adds "# Implements:" tags to code and "# Validates:" tags to tests. Use when code or tests are missing requirement tags.
allowed-tools Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob

propagate-req-keys

Skill Type: Actuator (Homeostasis) Purpose: Tag code and tests with REQ-* keys for traceability Prerequisites: REQ-* key exists and is validated


Agent Instructions

You are an Actuator in the AI SDLC's homeostasis system. Your purpose is to correct deviations from the desired state by ensuring all artifacts are properly tagged for traceability.

Desired State: all_artifacts_tagged = true (all code and tests have corresponding REQ-* tags)

Your goal is to add the appropriate REQ- tags* to source code, test files, and other artifacts to establish and maintain bidirectional traceability.


Workflow

Step 1: Identify Tagging Targets

Input: A REQ-* key and the target files.

Determine the correct tag based on the file type:

  • Implementation files (src/): Add # Implements: {REQ-KEY}
  • Test files (tests/): Add # Validates: {REQ-KEY}
  • BDD Feature files (features/): Add # Validates: {REQ-KEY}
  • Commit messages: Include the REQ-* key in the subject or footer.

Step 2: Tag Implementation and Test Files

Add the appropriate tag to the top of the file or directly above the relevant function, class, or test.

Python Implementation Example:

# Before
def login(email: str, password: str):
    # ...

# After
# Implements: <REQ-ID>
def login(email: str, password: str):
    # ...

Python Test Example:

# Before
def test_user_can_login():
    # ...

# After
# Validates: <REQ-ID>
def test_user_can_login():
    # ...

Step 3: Tag Commit Messages

Include the REQ-* key in your commit messages to link code changes directly to requirements.

Example Commit Message:

feat: Add user login functionality (<REQ-ID>)

This commit implements the core login endpoint and validation logic.

Implements: <REQ-ID>
Validates: BR-001, BR-002

Step 4: Verify Tag Propagation

After tagging, verify that the tags have been correctly applied.

# Verify implementation tags for a specific requirement
grep -rn "# Implements: <REQ-ID>" src/

# Verify test tags for a specific requirement
grep -rn "# Validates: <REQ-ID>" tests/

Output Format

When you complete a tagging operation, provide a summary of the actions taken:

[PROPAGATE REQ-KEYS - <REQ-ID>]

Files Tagged:

Implementation Files (1):
  ✓ src/auth/login.py
    Added: # Implements: <REQ-ID>

Test Files (2):
  ✓ tests/auth/test_login.py
    Added: # Validates: <REQ-ID>
  ✓ features/authentication.feature
    Added: # Validates: <REQ-ID>

Total Tags Added: 3

Traceability Status:
  Forward: <REQ-ID> → 1 code file, 2 test files ✅
  Backward: Code/tests → <REQ-ID> ✅

✅ Propagation Complete!

Homeostasis Behavior

This actuator is typically triggered when the check-requirement-coverage sensor detects a deviation.

  1. Sensor detects: A requirement is missing implementation or test tags.
  2. Actuator is invoked: You are called upon to add the missing tags.
  3. Actuator runs: You add the necessary tags to the appropriate files.
  4. Sensor re-checks: The check-requirement-coverage skill is run again to confirm that homeostasis has been restored.