openspec-ff-change

You can automate OpenSpec artifact creation by invoking the ff-change workflow with a descriptive change name, which scaffolds all required artifacts in one streamlined flow. This ensures compliant outputs by enforcing context and rules constraints.

The best way to scaffold OpenSpec change artifacts in one go is using an automated workflow that determines build order and resolves dependencies before creation. It uses the openspec CLI to create artifacts according to defined templates.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI supports dependency-aware artifact generation by determining the correct build order and resolving dependencies before creating artifacts. This ensures all necessary components are generated in the proper sequence.

Yes, if your change request is ambiguous, the automated scaffolding workflow uses prompts and task guidance to collect input and clarify requirements. This ensures the generated artifacts meet the necessary context and rules constraints.

Automated artifact generation enforces context and rules constraints to ensure compliant outputs that align with OpenSpec templates. This prevents errors during implementation by validating requirements before artifact creation.

You need an automated workflow for OpenSpec artifact scaffolding when you want to fast-forward through artifact creation and generate everything needed to start implementation in one go. This is ideal for complex changes with multiple dependencies.