openspec-new-change

To scaffold a new change directory for an OpenSpec feature, you initiate a new change using the artifact-driven workflow, which creates the directory structure and provides initial artifact templates for your development process.

Artifact-driven development in OpenSpec is a structured workflow where introducing a feature, fix, or modification requires generating specific initial artifacts to guide and document the development process.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI to initiate a new change, as the workflow relies on the CLI to handle schema selection and scaffold the change directory for your artifacts.

Yes, you can use this workflow to scaffold both bug fixes and new features, as the change creation process supports initiating features, fixes, or modifications within the OpenSpec framework.

Schema selection during OpenSpec change creation allows the CLI to define the workflow structure, ensuring the scaffolding process generates the correct initial artifacts for your chosen modification type.