openspec-new-change

To initiate a new change, define a change name and select an appropriate workflow schema. This scaffolds the necessary directory structure and provides instructions for creating the first artifact to ensure structured development.

Artifact scaffolding is the process of setting up a required directory structure for a new change. It generates the initial folders and provides instructions for creating the first artifact according to your established development process.

Yes, you can use custom workflow schemas for OpenSpec changes. The creation process allows selecting either default schemas or specific ones to guide the directory structure and artifact generation for your feature or bug fix.

The best way to start a new feature in OpenSpec is to initiate a new change. This guides you through naming the change, selecting a schema, and scaffolding the directory structure to ensure adherence to structured development processes.

No, you do not need to manually create directories. The change initiation process automatically scaffolds the necessary directory structure and provides instructions for the first artifact after you define the change name and schema.