openspec-archive-change

Archiving completed changes involves verifying all artifacts and tasks are complete, assessing delta spec synchronization, and moving the change directory to a date-stamped archive location to maintain a clean project history.

When archiving a change with incomplete tasks, the system performs status verification on artifacts and tasks, warning you of any incomplete items to prevent losing track of unfinished work.

Delta spec synchronization assessment analyzes and reports on the synchronization state of delta specs with main specs before archiving, ensuring your experimental workflow maintains consistency across version-controlled specifications.

You should archive a completed change after successfully implementing a new feature, ensuring all related artifacts and tasks are accounted for and your project state remains clean and organized.

No dependencies are required to archive changes in the OpenSpec workflow, as the skill operates independently using internal scripts and references to handle verification and directory relocation.

The best way to organize completed feature changes is to move them to a date-stamped archive directory after verifying all tasks and artifacts, ensuring a clean and organized project history.