openspec-onboard

To learn the OpenSpec workflow, you can use a guided onboarding skill that walks you through a complete change cycle. It provides a narrated, hands-on introduction inside your project, covering preflight checks, artifact generation, and archiving.

The OpenSpec onboarding process is a phased learning workflow that structures coding tasks from initial welcome to final archive. It enforces mandatory phases and pause points, ensuring safe, repeatable practice with proposals, specs, design, and task generation.

You generate proposals and specs by following the narrated steps within the OpenSpec workflow. The guided session takes you through hands-on artifact generation for proposals, specs, designs, and tasks directly within your codebase.

Yes, you can practice OpenSpec workflows safely because the guided onboarding includes built-in guardrails and pause points. These features ensure a repeatable learning experience by enforcing a structured approach throughout the collaborative session.

No specific dependencies are required to start the OpenSpec guided workflow. The onboarding skill operates independently without external components, allowing you to trigger the flow directly in your project and follow the narrated steps.

OpenSpec enforces mandatory phases and pause points during onboarding to ensure safe, repeatable learning. This structured approach prevents errors by guiding users gradually through preflight checks and artifact generation in a collaborative session.