Rename, split, and merge requirement IDs across specs, code, and tests.
npx skills add https://github.com/mori-shin-x/artgraph --skill artgraph-rename
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: artgraph-rename Source: https://github.com/mori-shin-x/artgraph/tree/main/.cursor/skills/artgraph-rename Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mori-shin-x/artgraph --skill artgraph-rename
This skill solves the challenge of maintaining consistency when requirement IDs change, preventing drift between your specifications, implementation code, and test suites.
Use the artgraph-rename skill to split the requirement REQ-001 into REQ-101 and REQ-102 after verifying the working tree is clean.
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Split or merge requirement IDs by applying atomic refactoring operations that update all references across specifications, @impl tags, and test files simultaneously to prevent traceability drift.
Split or merge requirement IDs by applying atomic refactoring operations that update all references across specifications, @impl tags, and test files simultaneously to prevent traceability drift.
Requirement drift detection works by validating changes through dry-runs and automatically updating .trace.lock files to ensure deterministic traceability and system consistency remain intact during restructuring.
Yes, you can use this refactoring tool without an LLM, as it operates deterministically to validate changes and update lock files, ensuring system consistency without requiring LLM intervention.
Before splitting a requirement ID, you need to verify that your working tree is clean to ensure the atomic refactoring operation can safely apply changes and update the lock file.
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