Seeking Help: Exporting AIP Agent Analysis Output to ReqIF in Foundry Workshop

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Context:
I’m working with a Workshop application in Foundry where I use an AIP Agent to analyze stakeholder requirements. The agent produces structured analysis results for each requirement, including fields like Requirement ID, Requirement Text, Feature Assignment, Subgroup, and Safety/Cybersecurity attributes (see attached screenshot for a dummy example)1.

Goal:
I need to export these analysis results (currently as objects in an object set) to a ReqIF (Requirements Interchange Format) file so that they can be shared with external requirements management tools.

What I’ve Tried

  • I can access and display the analyzed requirements as objects in the Workshop app.
  • I’m able to trigger the analysis and view the structured output, but I’m not sure of the best way to transform this object set into a valid ReqIF file and make it downloadable for users.

My Questions

  1. Is there a recommended approach or best practice for exporting object sets (like requirements analysis outputs) to ReqIF format in Foundry?
  2. Are there any built-in tools, transforms, or community solutions for mapping object attributes to ReqIF XML structure?
  3. If not, what’s the best way to implement this-should I use a Python transform, a Code Workbook, or something else?
  4. How do others handle exporting complex object data (with nested fields and reasoning) to ReqIF or similar standards?

Example of the Data Structure

Here’s a dummy example of the kind of data I want to export (not real data):

  • Requirement ID: 39980
    • Requirement Text: “Operating voltage is defined …”
    • Primary Feature Assignment: Input Monitoring
    • Subgroup: Digital and Analog
    • Safety Related: No
    • Cybersecurity Related: No
    • Reasoning: “Specifies the operating voltage …”
  • Requirement ID: 39970
    • Requirement Text: “The supplier shall analyze HW components…”
    • Primary Feature Assignment: Technical
    • Subgroup: Technical Safety
    • Safety Related: Yes
    • Cybersecurity Related: No
    • Reasoning: “Directly related to safety analysis and risk assessment of hardware components…”

What I’m Looking For

  • Sample code snippets or references for exporting Foundry object sets to ReqIF.
  • Advice on mapping fields (e.g., how to handle nested or optional attributes).
  • Tips for integrating this export into a Workshop app (e.g., providing a download button).
  • Any caveats or lessons learned from others who have done similar exports.

Additional Info

  • I’ve searched the community but haven’t found a direct solution yet243.
  • I’m following community guidelines and have removed all sensitive data from this post86.
  • Happy to clarify or provide more dummy data if it helps!

Thanks in advance for any guidance or examples!
Tagging: workshop, object-sets, aip-agent, data-export, reqif

If you have tackled a similar challenge or have code for exporting to ReqIF, I’d love to hear about your approach!

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Workshop supports function backed exports which should allow you to generate an xml file :slight_smile:
https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/workshop/widgets-button-group#function-backed-export

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