I'm an embedded developer. At work, I use Polarion for requirements and Robot Framework for acceptance tests. Polarion is powerful, but for most of our projects it’s massive overkill.

In embedded development, we work heavily with requirements, but most tools—enterprise or open source—are either as complex as Polarion or lack traceability between requirements and acceptance tests.

So I built Raiz: a simple requirements management CLI tool that lets you add, remove, and update requirements, and generates a traceability report.

Source code available on Github https://github.com/daleonpz/raiz

== Main Features ==

* Define requirements in YAML (with auto-renumbering). * Generate traceability reports (console and JSON). * Keep everything version-controlled inside your repo (no SaaS or external DB). * Future support for Zephyr RTOS Test Framework planned.

Would love feedback — especially from people doing embedded and Robot Framework users.