openspec-archive-change

The best way to archive completed workflow changes is to use an automated archiving tool that verifies task and artifact completion status before moving the change directory to a designated archive location.

You can synchronize delta specifications with main specifications by using a spec sync tool that optionally integrates this step before archiving a completed change, ensuring your main project records remain updated.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to verify artifact and task completion status, as it is required to perform status checks and list changes before the archiving process executes.

You should archive a change in an experimental workflow only after successfully implementing a new feature and verifying that all associated artifacts and tasks are completed and tested.

Yes, automated archiving maintains a clean project history by moving completed change directories to a designated archive location, streamlining the process and ensuring an organized record of completed work.