openspec-new-change

To scaffold a new change directory for an OpenSpec workflow, you initiate a new change using this tool by providing a name or description, which then structures the directory and guides artifact creation.

An artifact-driven development process for change management structures software evolution around predefined artifacts, ensuring developers follow a specific schema and generate required proposal documents before implementation.

Yes, you can select a specific workflow schema when proposing a new OpenSpec change, allowing you to apply default or custom schemas to manage the change directory and define required artifacts.

You get guidance on the next artifact required for a development change by initiating the change through this tool, which provides clear instructions on the necessary proposal artifacts based on the selected schema.

No, you do not need a specific description to initiate a new OpenSpec change, as the tool supports defining a change name directly or deriving the name automatically from a provided description.

The best way to start proposing a new feature within the OpenSpec framework is to use this scaffolding tool to initiate the change, define its scope, and receive instructions for the first proposal artifact.