openspec-ff-change

You can automate scaffolding by generating all required artifacts in a single pass. This approach reads artifact dependencies and creates ready-to-implement outputs according to the OpenSpec schema, eliminating manual setup steps.

Generating a dependency-ordered build sequence requires reading artifact dependencies to establish a guided sequence of steps. This ensures code-generation outputs are materialized in the correct order without manual intervention.

An OpenSpec change workflow is a structured process for software development projects where changes must be scaffolded and implemented. You need it when starting a new change from zero to produce ready-to-implement artifacts.

Yes, you can generate all OpenSpec artifacts at once through a fast-forward workflow. Describing your desired change triggers the rapid setup, which materializes all required outputs in one go.

No, the openspec-ff-change Skill has zero dependencies. It operates independently to enforce a guided sequence of steps, reads artifact dependencies, and creates outputs based on the OpenSpec schema.

The best way to start a new OpenSpec change from zero is to describe your desired change to initiate the fast-forward workflow. This automatically scaffolds the change and produces ready-to-implement artifacts.