openspec-ff-change

You can automate OpenSpec artifact creation by providing a kebab-case change name or high-level description, which triggers the scaffolding of a complete change directory and generates all required artifacts in deterministic dependency order.

OpenSpec change scaffolding is the process of bootstrapping a new change directory with all necessary artifacts. You need it when you want to quickly start implementation and skip manual artifact steps in software development workflows.

To bootstrap an OpenSpec change from a high-level description, provide the text to the tool. It reads OpenSpec CLI guidance to determine the required artifact set, ensuring deterministic generation in correct dependency order.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI supports deterministic artifact generation by reading current change status and artifact instructions to produce required files in a consistent, reproducible dependency order.

The limitation of automating OpenSpec artifact generation is that it relies on reading existing OpenSpec CLI guidance and artifact instructions, meaning it cannot produce correct artifacts if the base OpenSpec workflow is not properly configured.