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Use this skill when adding, updating, mapping, or auditing MCP Server FR/TR/TEST requirements and acceptance criteria, or when making ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability pass; it covers the workflow.requirements.* plugin methods, the requirement ID grammar, and the rule that every FR must map to at least one TR and one TEST and that all IDs appear in docs/Project/*.md.

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name	mcp-requirements-traceability
description	Use this skill when adding, updating, mapping, or auditing MCP Server FR/TR/TEST requirements and acceptance criteria, or when making ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability pass; it covers the workflow.requirements.* plugin methods, the requirement ID grammar, and the rule that every FR must map to at least one TR and one TEST and that all IDs appear in docs/Project/*.md.
license	MIT

MCP Requirements Traceability

Manage MCP Server functional (FR), technical (TR), and test (TEST) requirements, their FR -> TR/TEST mappings, and structured acceptance criteria. The requirements database is the source of truth; the Markdown files under docs/Project/ are import/export projections that ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability reads. Keep both in sync so the build stays green.

When to Use

Adding or editing FR / TR / TEST records, or their acceptance criteria.
Linking an FR to its TRs and TESTs (the traceability mapping).
Fixing a failing ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability run.
Auditing coverage (which FR lacks a TR or a TEST).
Regenerating the requirements Markdown / wiki projections from the database.

When Not to Use

Managing TODO items or session logs: use the todo and session skills instead. Requirement IDs are distinct from TODO IDs (PLAN-AREA-###) and Session IDs.
Editing the requirement Markdown files in docs/Project/ by hand. Never hand-edit Functional-Requirements.md, Technical-Requirements.md, Testing-Requirements.md, TR-per-FR-Mapping.md, or Requirements-Matrix.md. Mutate records through the plugin and regenerate the docs.

Inputs

The workspace marker / API key from AGENTS-README-FIRST.yaml (read once per session).
A requirement area (and subarea for TR), plus title, description, priority.
For mappings: an frId and the trIds / testIds to link.
For validation: the five Markdown files under F:\GitHub\McpServer\docs\Project\.

Critical Rules

The database is authoritative. Markdown under docs/Project/ is a generated projection. After mutating records, regenerate the docs with workflow.requirements.generateDocument so the IDs land in the files the validator scans. Do NOT hand-edit those files.
ID grammar (uppercase, validated server-side):
- FR: FR-<AREA>-### (e.g. FR-MCP-001). Area segment only.
- TR: TR-<AREA>-<SUBAREA>-### (e.g. TR-MCP-ARCH-001). Both area and subarea required.
- TEST: TEST-<AREA>-### (e.g. TEST-MCP-001). Area segment only.
Coverage rule the validator and CI enforce: every FR should map to at least one TR and at least one TEST, and every FR/TR/TEST ID must be present in the matrix.
All requirements work goes through the plugin workflow.requirements.* namespace (the Claude Code plugin wrapper, surfaced over REPL YAML/STDIO). Do not substitute raw REST or another agent's plugin for normal requirements work.
Capture requirements as they emerge during a session; do not defer. Record the new IDs in the session log turn tags.

How ValidateTraceability Enforces It

./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability runs the ValidateTraceability Nuke target (build/Build.ValidateTraceability.cs), which calls TraceabilityValidator.Validate (build/TraceabilityValidator.cs). It reads exactly five files under docs/Project/: Functional-Requirements.md, Technical-Requirements.md, Testing-Requirements.md, TR-per-FR-Mapping.md, and Requirements-Matrix.md.

It extracts IDs and reports four gaps:

FR heading IDs missing from TR-per-FR-Mapping.md (MissingFrInMapping).
FR heading IDs missing from Requirements-Matrix.md (MissingFrInMatrix).
TR heading IDs missing from Requirements-Matrix.md (MissingTrInMatrix).
TEST IDs missing from Requirements-Matrix.md (MissingTestInMatrix).

Failure semantics: FR gaps (either of the first two) ALWAYS fail the build. TR and TEST gaps are warnings only, and fail the build solely when you pass --strict-tr-and-test-coverage (the StrictTrAndTestCoverage parameter). FR IDs must appear as ## FR-... headings; TR IDs as ## TR-... headings; TEST IDs are matched anywhere in Testing-Requirements.md. The matrix supports range tokens like FR-MCP-001-003, which expand to each ID in the inclusive range.

Workflow

Read AGENTS-README-FIRST.yaml once per session for the key/endpoints, and ensure the session is bootstrapped per the workspace plugin before any state-changing call. Begin a session log turn before mutating requirements.
Discover existing state. List with workflow.requirements.listFr, workflow.requirements.listTr, workflow.requirements.listTest, filtering by area (and subarea for TR). Fetch one with getFr / getTr / getTest.
Create or update records. Use workflow.requirements.createFr (required params: id, title, description, priority, area; notes optional), createTr (also requires subarea), and createTest. Use updateFr / updateTr / updateTest to change status (pending, in_progress, completed, deferred) or notes. For many records, prefer the atomic batch methods createFrBatch / updateFrBatch / createTrBatch / updateTrBatch / createTestBatch / updateTestBatch, or the mixed createBatch / updateBatch (include kind: fr|tr|test per record). A batch fails entirely if any record is invalid.
Attach acceptance criteria. Pass an acceptanceCriteria array (each entry has id, text, isSatisfied, optional evidence) on create/update, or copy from a TODO with workflow.requirements.copyAcceptanceCriteriaFromTodo (kind, id, todoId).
Create the traceability mapping so coverage is satisfied. Call workflow.requirements.createMapping with frId, trIds: [...], testIds: [...], and optional notes. Ensure each new FR has at least one TR and one TEST linked. Remove a link with workflow.requirements.deleteMapping. Inspect with workflow.requirements.listMappings (optionally filtered by frId).
Regenerate the Markdown projections so the IDs reach the validator's files: call workflow.requirements.generateDocument with format: markdown and the relevant docType (functional, technical, testing, matrix, or all). Use format: wiki with docType: all to refresh docs/Project/wiki/azure and docs/Project/wiki/github.
Validate. Run ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability for FR-gap enforcement, or ./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability --strict-tr-and-test-coverage to also fail on TR/TEST gaps. Resolve any reported missing IDs by creating the record/mapping and regenerating, then re-run.
Record the new requirement IDs in the session log turn (tags / requirementsDiscovered) via the session plugin, and complete the turn.

Validation Checklist

Every new FR is reachable as a ## FR-... heading in Functional-Requirements.md and as a row in both TR-per-FR-Mapping.md and Requirements-Matrix.md.
Every new TR is a ## TR-... heading in Technical-Requirements.md and a row in Requirements-Matrix.md; its ID has area AND subarea segments.
Every new TEST ID appears in Testing-Requirements.md and in Requirements-Matrix.md.
Each FR maps to at least one TR and at least one TEST via createMapping.
The Markdown was regenerated after the last database mutation (no manual edits).
./build.ps1 ValidateTraceability reports "Traceability validation passed" (and passes under --strict-tr-and-test-coverage when full coverage is required).

Common Pitfalls

Creating records but forgetting to regenerate the docs: the database is correct yet the validator (which only reads Markdown) still fails. Always run generateDocument before ValidateTraceability.
Hand-editing the docs/Project/*.md files: edits are overwritten on the next generate and drift from the database. Mutate via the plugin instead.
Using a TR ID without a subarea (e.g. TR-MCP-001): the server rejects it with invalid_requirement_id. TR requires TR-<AREA>-<SUBAREA>-###.
Assuming TR/TEST gaps fail the build by default: they are warnings unless --strict-tr-and-test-coverage is supplied. Missing FR mappings always fail.
Creating a mapping that references a non-existent FR/TR/TEST: returns invalid_mapping. Create the FR, TR, and TEST records first, then map them.
Confusing requirement IDs with TODO IDs (PLAN-AREA-###) or Session IDs. They live in separate namespaces and separate plugin methods.
Re-creating an existing ID returns requirement_already_exists; use the matching update* method instead of create*.

YAML Mutation Rule

When YAML must be changed, deserialize the complete document into an object, mutate the object, serialize the object, and save the result. Do not append YAML snippets, replace YAML lines, remove YAML lines, or build YAML payloads as strings. For PowerShell work, use plugins/core/lib-ps/yaml-object-mutation.ps1 and call Set-McpYamlObjectValue or Update-McpYamlObject.