openspec-new-change

To initiate a new OpenSpec change, use a structured workflow that guides you through input validation, workflow selection, and artifact creation. This ensures clarity and efficiency when starting feature development or bug fixes.

Yes, the OpenSpec new change process validates input automatically. It ensures the change name is in the correct format and handles conflicts with existing change names to prevent structural errors in your workflow.

Yes, you can use custom workflows when creating an OpenSpec change. The process allows you to select from default workflows or configure custom ones to match your specific project requirements.

The best way to manage the first artifact is to use a structured initiation process. It provides specific instructions for creating the first artifact immediately after you select your default or custom workflow.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI installed to start a new change. The structured initiation process depends on the OpenSpec CLI to validate inputs and manage artifact creation steps.