openspec-onboard

To learn the OpenSpec workflow, you can use a guided tutorial that walks you through a complete change management cycle. It analyzes your codebase to suggest actionable tasks and provides real-time interaction to teach the process interactively.

The OpenSpec change management process is a structured workflow spanning task selection, artifact creation, proposal and spec design, implementation, and archiving. It ensures developers understand and apply consistent codebase changes through guided practice.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI installed and initialized in your project before starting an onboarding session. The guided workflow relies on the CLI to interact with your codebase and manage artifacts.

You generate OpenSpec proposals and specs by initiating a guided workflow that analyzes your codebase for actionable tasks. The tutorial assists you in creating the required artifacts step by step to ensure proper change management.

Yes, you can use a guided tutorial to practice OpenSpec artifact creation. It helps you complete a small, real task in your codebase, teaching you how to generate proposals, specs, designs, and tasks interactively.

The interactive guide is limited to projects where the OpenSpec CLI is already installed and initialized. It is specifically designed for onboarding new users through small tasks rather than managing large-scale complex implementations.