openspec-continue-change

To automatically generate the next artifact for an OpenSpec feature change, use a spec-driven workflow tool that identifies the next ready artifact based on current workflow status and schema requirements. This eliminates manual tracking of sequential artifact creation steps.

Spec-driven change management workflow automation removes the friction of manually tracking sequential artifact creation steps. It automatically identifies the next ready artifact to generate, pulling context from completed dependency artifacts to produce schema-compliant outputs.

To ensure generated spec artifacts are schema-compliant, apply a tool that pulls context from completed dependency artifacts and schema-specific templates. This approach generates project-aligned outputs while adhering to project-specific rules without manual workflow state tracking.

Yes, you can use automated artifact generation for multi-step feature development workflows. If your feature change requires multiple sequential spec-driven artifacts like proposals, specs, and tasks, it automatically generates the next unfinished artifact in the correct sequence.

The best way to eliminate manual status checking in spec-driven development is applying automated workflow progression. It identifies the next ready artifact to create for an active OpenSpec change, fully removing guesswork about which artifact to create next.