openspec-new-change

To start a new feature development task with an artifact-driven workflow, use this Skill to automate directory creation and generate initial proposal instructions. It scaffolds the necessary project files to guide you through the structured change process.

An artifact-driven workflow for managing project changes structures development around generating specific files or artifacts. This approach replaces manual setup by automating directory creation and guiding the creation of detailed proposal documents for modifications.

To scaffold a new change directory for a bug fix or modification, initiate an OpenSpec change. This automatically creates the required directory structure with the appropriate schema and provides step-by-step guidance for progressing through artifact creation.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed and configured to initiate new project changes. The Skill relies on this command-line interface to manage the artifact-driven workflow and automate the underlying directory scaffolding.

The best way to automate project scaffolding for new development tasks is using an OpenSpec change initiation Skill. It automatically sets up the correct directory schema and provides workflow guidance, eliminating the need for manual file creation.

Yes, you can use OpenSpec to manage both feature additions and bug fixes. The Skill streamlines the process for any modification by uniformly automating directory creation and providing initial artifact instructions for the change.