openspec-new-change

You can scaffold an OpenSpec change without committing artifacts by providing a kebab-case name, which triggers a guided workflow for naming and schema selection while enforcing guardrails against premature artifact creation.

An artifact-driven workflow for OpenSpec change management is a structured scaffolding process that guides users through naming and schema selection while enforcing guardrails that prevent premature artifact creation.

You select a schema during OpenSpec change creation through optional user prompts provided by the guided workflow, which clarifies your input to ensure the correct schema is chosen before scaffolding proceeds.

Yes, the OpenSpec change scaffolding workflow supports custom naming by requiring you to describe the desired change using a kebab-case name, which initializes the guided scaffolding process.

Your OpenSpec change scaffold stops before creating files because the workflow enforces strict guardrails that prevent artifact creation until you explicitly provide direction to commit them.

Yes, you can use this guided workflow for both features and fixes in OpenSpec projects, as the scaffolding process applies to teams creating either type of change while enforcing the same artifact creation guardrails.