openspec-ff-change

You can automate scaffolding for an OpenSpec change by using an orchestration skill that executes CLI commands to instantly generate the directory structure and required implementation files. This eliminates manual, step-by-step file creation and prepares you to code immediately.

The best way to generate all implementation files at once is to use an automated workflow that sequences artifact creation based on project dependencies. This ensures all necessary task and documentation files are created in the correct order for rapid development cycles.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI tool installed and accessible within your execution environment to automate artifact generation. The automation relies on orchestrating these CLI commands to resolve dependencies and create the required files.

Dependency-aware generation works by automatically sequencing artifact creation based on your project's specific requirements and status. It identifies required implementation files and executes their creation in the correct logical sequence to prevent missing dependencies.

Yes, you can use this automated workflow to scaffold a user authentication module by requesting the generation of all necessary artifacts for that specific change name. It will instantly create the directory structure and documentation needed to start coding.

Manually creating individual artifacts introduces unnecessary overhead and slows down development cycles. Automating this end-to-end process eliminates step-by-step manual file creation, allowing you to scaffold all required implementation files in a single workflow.