forge-trace-matrixlisted

Generate the full ID x stage traceability matrix and a gap report, with each gap attributed to the stage agent responsible for resolving it. Use when the user runs /forge:trace-matrix, asks "generate a traceability matrix", "which requirements are missing", "show me ID coverage across the pipeline", "who owns this gap", or wants to see the whole pipeline's ID health at a glance. Writes .forge/traceability-gaps.jsonl, which session-start.py reads to advise the responsible agent when their stage becomes active.
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# /forge:trace-matrix — full traceability matrix & gap attribution `/forge:trace-matrix` runs `scripts/trace-matrix.py`, which adopts the Traceability Auditor persona (`agents/traceability-matrix.md`) to produce: 1. **A matrix** — every id found anywhere under `pipeline/` as a row, every stage directory with activity on it as a column, showing where each id is *defined* vs merely *referenced*. 2. **A gap report** — the same four categories `/forge:validate` checks (malformed, misplaced, duplicate, unimplemented), each one attributed to the specific `(stage, agent)` responsible for fixing it. Unlike `/forge:validate` (a pass/fail gate-style check), this skill's primary output is the *matrix* — a map of the whole pipeline's ID coverage — with the gap list as a secondary, attributed punch list. ## When to Use - `/forge:trace-matrix` — generate and present the current matrix + gap report. - The user asks "which requirements haven't been picked up," "who's responsible for X," or wants to see ID coverage across every stage at once. - Periodically during a long-running project, or before a milestone review, to catch drift the per-stage gates don't surface on their own. ## When NOT to Use - The user wants a pass/fail gate check → `/forge:validate` (same underlying gap categories, but framed as a report you can act on immediately, not a matrix). - The user wants the pipeline advanced → `/forge:orchestrate` or a specific stage's `/forge:*` command. ## Relati