TracerTM 🚀
Agent-native, multi-view requirements traceability and project management system.
TracerTM is a comprehensive requirements traceability matrix (RTM) system designed for modern software development workflows. It provides a "Defense in Depth" approach to project governance, linking requirements to code, tests, and deployments across multiple architectural lenses.
📋 Table of Contents
- Key Features
- Architecture
- Getting Started
- Observability & APM
- Governance & Hardening
- Testing & Quality
- Documentation
- Docs Deploy
- Contributing
- License
✨ Key Features
- 🔍 Multi-View Traceability: View projects through code, API, database, deployment, and documentation lenses.
- 🤖 Agent-Native Design: Built-in support for AI-assisted analysis and automated traceability maintenance.
- ⚡ Real-Time Sync: WebSocket-based live updates across all management interfaces.
- 📊 Graph Visualization: Interactive dependency graphs and impact analysis powered by Neo4j.
- 🛡 Hardened Governance: SLSA provenance, signed attestations, and automated quality gates.
- 📈 Full Observability: Integrated metrics (Prometheus), logs (Loki), and tracing (Jaeger).
🏗 Architecture
TracerTM uses a high-performance, polyglot architecture:
- Backend (Go): High-performance API server managing core business logic and integrations.
- Python Services: Specialized services for data analysis, CLI/TUI tools, and background processing.
- Frontend (React/TS): Modern SPA with TanStack Router, Zustand, and interactive visualizations.
- Persistence: PostgreSQL (Relational), Neo4j (Graph), Redis (Cache), and NATS (Messaging).
🚀 Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Go 1.21+, Python 3.11+, Node.js/Bun
- PostgreSQL 17+, Redis 7+, Neo4j 5.0+, NATS 2.9+
- Task (Task runner) and Process Compose
Quick Start (Native Environment)
# 1. Install all dependencies
task install
# 2. Run database migrations
task db:migrate
# 3. Start all services with interactive TUI dashboard
task dev:tui
# 4. Access the Unified Gateway
# http://localhost:4000 (Frontend, API, and Docs)
📊 Observability & APM
TracerTM includes enterprise-grade monitoring out of the box:
- Metrics: http://localhost:3000 (Grafana) / http://localhost:9090 (Prometheus)
- Tracing: http://localhost:16686 (Jaeger UI) - Track requests across Go and Python.
- Logs: Centralized log aggregation via Loki and Promtail.
🛡 Governance & Hardening
TracerTM operates at a critical quality tier:
- Automated Quality Gates: Ruff, Go build/vet, golangci-lint, TSC, and Tach boundaries.
- Provenance: All builds generate SLSA attestations with digital signatures.
- Verification Policy: Defined dispute workflows for quality gate decisions in
VERIFICATION_POLICY.md. - Security Scanning: Automated
govulncheck,bandit, and security audits.
🧪 Testing & Quality
We maintain a rigorous multi-layer testing strategy:
- Unit & Integration:
go test ./...andpytest tests/ - Frontend:
bun testand E2E via Playwright. - Complexity Audit: Automated tracking of code complexity (Radon) and naming conventions.
- Path Protection: Architectural boundary enforcement via
tach.
📚 Documentation
- Docsets — Role-specific technical docsets.
- First Run Checklist — New clone setup.
- Changelog Process — How entries are added and released.
- Changelog Entry Template — Copy/paste snippet for new entries.
- Project Setup Style — Standardized repo command/process baseline.
- API Documentation — Interactive API explorer.
- Architecture Overview — Deep dive into internals.
- Verification Policy — Quality standards and dispute workflows.
Documentation Hub
For a unified view of all Kush ecosystem projects, visit the Docs Hub.
🚢 Docs Deploy
Local VitePress docs site:
cd docs
npm install
npm run docs:dev
npm run docs:build
GitHub Pages:
- Workflow:
.github/workflows/vitepress-pages.yml - URL convention:
https://<owner>.github.io/trace/
🤝 Contributing
We welcome community contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md (coming soon) for details on our development workflow and quality requirements.
📜 License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.
Built with ❤️ by the community
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