Add /syskit-trace command for traceability tree visualization - #7
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Adds a new slash command and backing script that lets users trace any syskit ID (REQ, INT, UNIT, VER) and see its full traceability tree with file paths and summaries. The bash script (trace.sh) handles data gathering—resolving IDs, parsing cross-references, extracting summaries—while the slash command formats the output as a visual tree with coverage assessment. New files: - templates/syskit/scripts/trace.sh — data collection script - templates/claude/commands/syskit-trace.md — slash command definition https://claude.ai/code/session_016tRydw1qrWSeeMHDU4pG4Z
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Adds a new slash command and backing script that lets users trace any
syskit ID (REQ, INT, UNIT, VER) and see its full traceability tree
with file paths and summaries. The bash script (trace.sh) handles
data gathering—resolving IDs, parsing cross-references, extracting
summaries—while the slash command formats the output as a visual tree
with coverage assessment.
New files:
https://claude.ai/code/session_016tRydw1qrWSeeMHDU4pG4Z