feature-counsel

To analyze OpenSpec specifications for missing features, you can run a multi-perspective feature analysis. This evaluates your project specs against eight distinct personas to surface usability gaps, improvement opportunities, and consensus features, generating a structured markdown report.

Multi-perspective persona analysis evaluates product requirements by simulating feedback from eight different user personas. It identifies consensus features and usability gaps by applying persona profiles stored in your project directory to guide the specification review.

To generate a feature counsel report for an OpenRegister project, provide the target project name and execute the analysis. The tool produces a feature-counsel-report.md file directly in the project's openspec folder, containing per-persona highlights and suggested specification changes.

Yes, you need an openspec/ directory located under your project's apps-extra folder. The analysis also relies on persona profiles stored in the .claude/personas/ directory to guide the multi-perspective evaluation and generate accurate recommendations.

Yes, after identifying consensus features through the eight-persona analysis, the tool can optionally propose OpenSpec changes. This allows you to directly prioritize and integrate the surfaced improvement opportunities into your project specifications.

The best way to identify consensus features is by running a multi-perspective feature analysis. It synthesizes feedback from eight personas into a structured report, highlighting overlapping needs and prioritizing features that satisfy multiple user profiles simultaneously.