openspec-ff-change

Scaffolding OpenSpec change artifacts automatically requires computing artifact dependencies and sequencing creation rules to generate ready-to-commit files in one pass. This ensures reproducible, safe provisioning for rapid feature bootstrapping.

To bootstrap a new OpenSpec change, initiate the workflow with openspec new change and allow the tool to compute the dependency graph, generate the sequential artifact structure, and output ready-to-commit files.

Artifact dependency resolution works by mapping required change artifacts to a dependency graph and enforcing sequencing rules. This guardrail ensures artifacts are created in the correct order until the change is ready for apply.

Yes, you can compute artifact dependencies and generate files in a single pass. The orchestration mechanism maps the dependency graph and scaffolds all required change artifacts together, accelerating the transition to implementation.

Automated change scaffolding limitations involve strict adherence to artifact sequencing rules and dependency guardrails. Deviating from the established OpenSpec workflow or bypassing dependency resolution may break the reproducibility of the generated artifacts.