openspec-archive-change

To archive completed changes, you can use a workflow skill that verifies artifact and task completion status, syncs delta specifications, and moves the change directory to a designated archive location. This ensures a clean and organized project history.

Delta spec sync assesses and optionally merges delta specifications with main specs before archiving. You need it when finalizing an experimental change to ensure your main specifications reflect the completed updates.

Verifying task completion before archiving involves checking artifact and task completion status using the openspec CLI. The archiving process requires these status checks to pass before moving the change directory.

Yes, archiving changes requires the openspec CLI for performing status checks and listing available changes. You need this command-line interface installed to verify completion and execute the archiving workflow.

No, you cannot move incomplete changes because the process verifies artifact and task completion status before archiving. It ensures only successfully implemented and tested features are formally archived.

The best way to organize completed experimental changes is to use an automated archiving skill that moves finished change directories to a designated archive location after verifying completion and syncing specifications, maintaining a clean project history.