openspec-explore

To facilitate design thinking and clarify requirements, use a guided thinking-partner mode that supports open-ended inquiry, visual reasoning, and problem understanding before any implementation begins.

A non-prescriptive thinking partner for requirements elicitation is a guided facilitation mode that surfaces questions, assumptions, and risks through open-ended exploration without enforcing a fixed process or generating code.

You can explore ideas and frame decisions by starting a discovery-oriented workflow that investigates problems, elicits requirements, and outlines potential design directions to inform your next steps.

No, you cannot use this to generate code or enforce a specific workflow. It maintains a stance of curiosity and open-ended inquiry, strictly avoiding prescriptive workflows or code generation during early discovery.

Yes, this approach works for surfacing risks and assumptions during change discussions by providing a guided framework that enforces curiosity and helps teams investigate problems before making changes.