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Five public repositories on github.com/ritika-kulkarni that automate DBC/ARXML checks, crash analysis, SIL regression, MISRA triage, and continuous traceability. Filter by discipline, or hit ⌘K to jump somewhere else.
CI and git-hook pipeline that validates DBC and AUTOSAR ARXML (overlaps, endianness, port/interface refs), matches DOORS exports, and generates RTE-style C stubs and interface maps.
Impact: catches signal packing and SWC interface mismatches before Tresos or compile time.
Turns Trace32 post-mortem captures into attributed AUTOSAR BSW incident reports — ELF/DWARF symbolication, weighted root-cause classification (CanTp, NvM, OS, …), and optional Jira / Bitbucket publishing.
Impact: hours of manual PC/LR/SP correlation replaced by automated MD/JSON incident packs.
Software-in-the-Loop harness with a stub COM / PduR / CanIf + J1939 stack on Linux/WSL. Runs fault-injection scenarios (frame drop, bus-off, TP retransmit) on every PR with GTest, gcov, and HTML reports.
Impact: regression without waiting on HIL benches or target MCUs.
Baseline-aware Polyspace / QAC triage gate: parses SARIF and vendor XML, diffs new violations against accepted debt, fails CI on new MISRA Mandatory or ASIL-C/D findings, and opens owner-mapped Jira tickets.
Impact: noisy static-analysis drops become a clean merge gate with attributed tickets.
ASPICE L2/L3 sync across DOORS, Git, RQM, and Codebeamer — PR gates on requirement tags and linked tests, plus nightly audit-ready HTML/PDF matrices for release builds.
Impact: replaces drift-prone spreadsheet traceability with a living ALM graph.
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