underwood-inc/Requirements Tracer

Audit test trace IDs against a requirements registry, generate an HTML report, upload it, and optionally post a PR comment.

Trust Signals

name	description	required	default
working-directory	Directory containing .traceability.yaml and the requirements registry (audit --root).	no	.
config-path	Path to .traceability.yaml, relative to working-directory.	no	.traceability.yaml
registry-path	Path to requirements-registry.yaml, relative to working-directory.	no	requirements-registry.yaml
tracer-path	Path to the tracer cli.js, relative to the repository root. Ignored when tracer-package is set.	no	dist/frames/cli.js
tracer-package	Optional npm package for npx (e.g. @underwoodinc/requirements-tracer@0.1.3). Overrides tracer-path when set.	no	""
build-tracer	Run pnpm build:tracer at the repository root before audit (monorepo adopters with a local tracer checkout).	no	false
strict	Promote orphan, deprecated, and unknown-tag warnings to errors (--strict).	no	false
post-comment	Post a PR comment with the audit summary when the event is pull_request.	no	true
artifact-name	Name of the uploaded traceability report artifact.	no	traceability-report
report-dir	Report output directory relative to working-directory (must match .traceability.yaml output.reportDir).	no	traceability-report
token	GitHub token for PR comments (needs pull-requests write when post-comment is true).	no	${{ github.token }}
node-version	Node.js version for running the tracer CLI.	no	22

name	description
audit-outcome	Outcome of the audit step (success or failure).