openspec-new-change

Structured feature development begins by scaffolding a new change directory within your project, prompting for a description, and generating the initial artifacts needed to guide the workflow from the very first step.

An artifact-driven workflow structures development by generating required directories and files upfront, providing initial instructions and context to guide the implementation of a specific feature, fix, or modification systematically.

You scaffold a new directory for a feature modification by initiating a new change, which automatically creates an organized project structure and determines the appropriate workflow schema for your specific development task.

Yes, project initialization checks are required to ensure your development environment is correctly set up for artifact management before scaffolding new directories and generating the initial workflow artifacts.

Yes, the change scaffolding workflow creates an organized directory structure for a specific feature, fix, or modification, ensuring all necessary artifacts are in place from the start regardless of the development task type.