openspec-new-change

To initiate a new OpenSpec change, use an experimental artifact-driven workflow that guides you step-by-step through defining and scaffolding new features, fixes, or modifications. The process generates initial change directories and artifacts based on your selected schemas.

An artifact-driven workflow for change management structures development by generating initial directories and artifacts based on user input. This approach streamlines creating new features or bug fixes by enforcing a defined, step-by-step process from initiation.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI is required to scaffold new change directories and perform status checks. The CLI drives the automated generation of initial artifacts based on your provided input and selected schemas.

Yes, OpenSpec supports structured, step-by-step creation of bug fixes and modifications alongside new features. It guides you through defining the change name and generates the initial scaffolding needed to begin development.

The best way to scaffold a user authentication feature is using the OpenSpec new change workflow. It initiates the change, helps define its name, and automatically generates the initial scaffolding and instructions needed to begin development.

OpenSpec uses an experimental workflow to streamline structured change creation and automate scaffolding. This approach ensures new features, fixes, or modifications are consistently defined through generated artifacts rather than manual setup.