openspec-continue-change

To continue an OpenSpec change, this Skill programmatically checks the current status and creates the next artifact in the workflow. It uses the OpenSpec CLI to determine status and generate the appropriate file based on predefined schemas.

The spec-driven workflow is a predefined schema for OpenSpec changes that guides the creation of sequential artifacts. It includes generating proposals, specs, design documents, and tasks to ensure structured development and comprehensive artifact creation.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI installed to generate specification files. The Skill requires the CLI to perform status checks, retrieve creation instructions, and programmatically generate the required workflow artifacts.

You can automatically create a specification file by running this Skill after your proposal is complete. It evaluates the capabilities outlined in the proposal and applies guided templates and rules to generate the corresponding spec artifact.

Yes, you can use this Skill for task creation within development workflows. It supports the spec-driven schema, which includes generating task artifacts to guide the implementation phase after proposals and specifications are finalized.

The limitation of predefined schemas is that artifact generation is restricted to specific workflows like spec-driven. You must follow the sequential proposal, specs, design, and tasks structure, which limits flexibility for non-standard development processes.