openspec-ff-change

Yes, dependency resolution is enforced during artifact creation by reading prerequisite statuses and verifying all required artifacts are completed before proceeding. This ensures the automated scaffolding generates items in the correct dependency order without skipping incomplete prerequisites.

The best way to scaffold a change workflow end-to-end is to run a fast-forward automation process that determines required artifacts, resolves dependencies, and generates them sequentially. This approach provides a repeatable, auditable process for turning high-level requests into concrete implementation artifacts.

No, you do not need to manually track status checks when generating change artifacts because the automation reads artifact statuses directly and ensures all prerequisites are completed before proceeding. This dependency-driven validation is built into the scaffolding workflow automatically.

Yes, you can use context-guided templating for OpenSpec artifact generation because the workflow applies context-guided artifact templating to satisfy structural constraints. This ensures each generated artifact matches the required format and context for its specific stage in the change workflow.

Your OpenSpec change workflow requires artifacts in a specific order to satisfy constraints for artifact order and dependency resolution. The automation parses dependencies and ensures all prerequisites are completed before generating downstream artifacts, preventing broken references and incomplete scaffolding.