openspec-change-reviewer

To verify logical consistency between OpenSpec artifacts and the codebase, ingest the proposal, specs, design, and task files to check their logical flow, then cross-reference the plan elements with the actual codebase using search tools to confirm alignment.

Identifying gaps in OpenSpec change plans requires executing a multi-phase review process that analyzes ingested artifacts to pinpoint missing edge cases, dependencies, tooling, testability, and areas requiring further detail.

Yes, you can check if a design document accurately reflects implementation tasks by running a multi-phase review that verifies logical consistency between artifacts and aligns the proposed changes with the actual codebase to find missing error handling or migrations.

Reviewing OpenSpec changes for missing dependencies and edge cases involves analyzing proposal, specs, design, and task artifacts to identify gaps in testability, tooling, and edge cases through active search and component verification.

Yes, OpenSpec codebase alignment verification requires active search tools to cross-reference the proposed change plan elements with the actual codebase components, ensuring the design accurately reflects the implementation tasks.