openspec-continue-change

To generate the next OpenSpec change artifact, you need a tool that programmatically reads your current workflow state and creates the required proposal, specification, design, or task file based on a predefined schema.

Schema compliance in spec-driven development ensures artifacts like specifications and designs are generated in the correct sequence with necessary context, preventing out-of-order file creation and maintaining structured project progression.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to continue a change workflow, because the artifact generation process requires it to perform status checks and retrieve artifact instructions.

To automatically create a specification after a proposal, use a workflow continuation tool that identifies the current artifact state and generates the next required specification file with proper sequencing and context.

The best way to manage spec-driven artifact sequencing is using an automated workflow tool that follows a defined schema to ensure proposals, specifications, and tasks are created in the correct order.

Your change management workflow may fail to generate the next design file if the openspec CLI is missing or if the current artifact state does not meet the predefined schema compliance requirements for sequencing.