Ts.ED
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Agent Skills by Ts.ED
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
tsedioopenspec-apply-change
Implement OpenSpec change tasks using context files and track progress.
tsedioopenspec-explore
Explore ideas and requirements through interactive dialogue and codebase investigation.
tsedioopenspec-verify-change
Verify code implementations match specifications, tasks, and design documents.
tsedioopenspec-new-change
Create a scaffolded change directory with workflow schema selection.
tsedioopenspec-archive-change
Archive completed change directories with date-stamped naming conventions.
tsedioopenspec-onboard
Guide users through the complete OpenSpec workflow cycle from task selection to archiving.
tsedioopenspec-bulk-archive-change
Archive multiple completed spec changes and resolve conflicts via codebase inspection.
tsedioopenspec-continue-change
Create the next OpenSpec workflow artifact based on change status.
tsedioopenspec-sync-specs
Merge delta specification changes into main openspec CLI documents.
tsedioopenspec-ff-change
Generate OpenSpec artifacts for software development changes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ts.ED
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks are enabled by Ts.ED's OpenSpec capabilities?▼
Ts.ED enables the end-to-end management of technical changes, including scaffolding new change directories, verifying code against design specifications, merging delta updates, and archiving completed project artifacts to maintain a clean, versioned repository history.
Which personas benefit most from implementing these specification management skills?▼
Software architects, technical leads, and senior engineers benefit from these skills by enforcing strict alignment between design requirements and final code implementations, ensuring documentation remains synchronized with evolving project states.
What are the prerequisites for integrating these specification management processes?▼
Integration requires an existing codebase structured for OpenSpec compatibility and a defined set of design documents or requirement files. Users must ensure their environment supports the directory-based scaffolding and artifact tracking mechanisms provided by the registry.