openspec-onboard

OpenSpec onboarding automates a guided, multi-phase cycle in a real codebase, covering initialization checks, task selection, proposal, specs, design, tasks, and archiving to ensure consistent learning outcomes.

The OpenSpec change management process involves structured phases with preflight checks and phase manuals, helping users generate artifact drafts like proposals, specs, designs, and tasks that mirror production workflows.

Yes, this onboarding provides a reusable teaching pattern adaptable to any project using the OpenSpec workflow, allowing users to perform concrete changes and generate artifact drafts for hands-on practice.

To start an OpenSpec change, initialize a new change in your codebase and follow the guided phases, which enforce a structured process with preflight checks and artifact generation to complete a full workflow cycle.

During the OpenSpec onboarding workflow, users generate artifact drafts including proposals, specs, designs, and tasks, ensuring hands-on work that mirrors production workflows and consistent learning outcomes.

No prior knowledge of change-management specs is strictly required, as the onboarding enforces a structured process with preflight checks and phase manuals to guide new users through a complete workflow cycle.