openspec-ff-change

You can generate OpenSpec change artifacts in one pass by providing a change name or feature description to automate the scaffolding, dependency ordering, and file creation sequence without manual steps.

OpenSpec change scaffolding is the process of creating a structured change directory and required artifacts from a name or description, reading instructions and templates to produce implementation-ready outputs in the correct sequence.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed because the automation relies on it to inspect status, read instructions, read dependency artifacts, and write change files sequentially.

Yes, you can use workflow automation to scaffold feature requests by checking required dependencies and creating OpenSpec artifacts in the correct order, moving quickly from an idea to an implementation-ready change set.

The best way to create implementation-ready change sets without manual creation is to use context-aware generation that reads templates and dependency artifacts, producing the correct outputs for each step in a single automated workflow.