If you've ever worked with ISO 26262, IEC 61508, or Automotive SPICE, you know how much time goes into process compliance — traceability matrices, FMEA, safety concepts, SRS documents, test design, static analysis, etc. Most of it is structured enough to be automated, yet engineers still do it manually.

TORASAN is a process framework + 40 CLI skills that handle: - V-model phase execution with gate verification - FMEA generation with severity/occurrence/detection ratings - Safety concept creation (safety goals → technical requirements) - Software requirements specification generation - Traceability matrix management - MISRA C:2012 compliance checking (cppcheck + clang-tidy + flawfinder) - Automotive SPICE process assessment (16 processes, targeting Level 2)

It's built on Claude Code but designed to be LLM-agnostic — the process definitions, templates, and knowledge base work independently of the AI backend.

Supports ISO 26262:2018, IEC 61508, IEC 60730, and MISRA C:2012.

Two repos available: - TORASAN-dev: full git history (157 commits showing the development journey) - TORASAN-public: clean sanitized version for forking

GPLv3 licensed. Feedback welcome.