openspec-explore

To explore codebase ideas and clarify requirements before implementing changes, use a thinking partner workflow that surfaces questions, maps directions, and outlines alternative approaches without writing any code.

The best way to visualize dependencies and map options during problem-solving is using visual reasoning aids like ASCII diagrams, which help clarify ideas and surface questions without requiring immediate implementation.

Yes, you can investigate requirements and think through alternative approaches without writing code by using an exploration mode that acts as a thinking partner to keep the workflow focused on understanding and design.

You surface questions and map directions when investigating a complex problem by thinking aloud with a guided exploration process, ensuring you clarify requirements and understand dependencies before deciding on a path.

A non-implementation exploration workflow helps with clarifying software requirements by providing guardrails for thinking, ensuring you focus on understanding problems and visualizing solutions rather than jumping into feature implementation.