openspec-ff-change

To scaffold OpenSpec change artifacts automatically, use a CLI command to generate all required files and templates in one go, reducing manual setup overhead before implementation.

Dependency sequencing in change scaffolding determines the correct build order for artifacts, ensuring all apply-ready dependencies are resolved and sequenced before code implementation begins.

Yes, you can generate ready-to-edit templates for a new feature workflow by running a single CLI command that creates a complete change scaffold with the recommended artifact structure.

OpenSpec scaffolding resolves dependencies by honoring dependency context and sequencing rules, ensuring generated artifacts are apply-ready and correctly ordered for the implementation workflow.

The best way to fast-forward OpenSpec changes in one go is using an automated CLI tool that handles artifact generation, dependency sequencing, and template-driven file creation simultaneously.

Limitations of automating artifact generation include strict adherence to OpenSpec rules, meaning any custom artifact structures outside the template-driven dependency context may not be supported by the scaffolding process.