openspec-new-change

To scaffold an OpenSpec change, run the CLI command to initialize the project, which sets up a repeatable, step-by-step artifact workflow. This process checks readiness and presents instructions for the first artifact to draft.

An artifact-driven workflow for change management bootstraps feature requests or fixes by generating structured artifacts in a sequence. It reduces ambiguity by enforcing a schema and guiding users step-by-step through the creation process.

Yes, OpenSpec change scaffolding supports using a default or specified schema to tailor the artifact sequence. This schema-aware workflow ensures the generated artifacts meet your specific structural requirements.

You can check artifact readiness by running the status command in the OpenSpec CLI. This command views the current status of the change and provides the instructions needed to draft the next artifact.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI supports bootstrapping changes for feature requests, fixes, or modifications. The guided artifact workflow adapts to handle various types of project updates within a repeatable process.

The scaffolding workflow for OpenSpec change management currently relies on an experimental artifact workflow. Users should verify that the default or specified schema aligns with their project's specific structural requirements before proceeding.