openspec-ff-change

To generate OpenSpec artifacts for a new change, describe the desired change and the tool scaffolds all required artifacts under openspec/changes/<name>/ automatically. It determines dependency order and applies templates sequentially to eliminate manual setup.

The best way to scaffold OpenSpec changes in dependency order is using an automated generation tool. It checks dependency status, reads completed artifacts for context, and creates subsequent templates sequentially ensuring proper build sequencing.

No, you do not need to manually name OpenSpec artifacts. The tool prompts you to clarify the desired change and automatically derives a compliant kebab-case name, ensuring frontmatter compliance and correct directory placement.

Yes, OpenSpec scaffolding handles dependencies when building artifacts. It runs status checks to obtain dependency graphs, determines correct build order, and prompts the user when needed to ensure prerequisite artifacts are read for context.

Yes, you can use template-based artifact creation for OpenSpec development workflows. The tool applies template-driven outputs sequentially based on the dependency graph, ensuring generated files meet frontmatter compliance and readiness standards.