openspec-ff-change

Automatically generating OpenSpec artifacts for a new feature involves using a CLI to create all required configuration files, schemas, and documentation scaffolds in one go. This bypasses the need to create each artifact individually.

Managing artifact dependencies when scaffolding development workflow changes is handled by intelligently determining the correct creation sequence. This ensures dependencies are met before generating subsequent artifacts for the specified change.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI to create all implementation artifacts at once. The CLI is required for managing artifact generation and checking the status of dependencies throughout the automated creation process.

You can scaffold all OpenSpec configuration files and schemas for an authentication change automatically by specifying the change name. The automation handles the full artifact generation, ensuring correct creation order.

You should avoid automating OpenSpec artifact generation when individual artifacts require custom creation logic outside the standard OpenSpec framework. Automation is designed for standard scaffolding and dependency management, not bespoke file creation.

Manual creation of OpenSpec artifacts slows down the development workflow because it requires generating each configuration file, schema, and documentation scaffold individually. Automating this process fast-forwards creation and ensures dependency order.