openspec-onboard

To start OpenSpec change management, you need an accessible OpenSpec CLI in your project. This skill guides you through a complete, hands-on change cycle, covering preflight checks, task selection, proposals, specs, design, apply, and archiving.

The OpenSpec workflow lifecycle covers preflight, task selection, proposal, specs, design, tasks, apply, and archive. It provides an end-to-end demonstration with narration to ensure transparent, safe practice during codebase modifications.

Yes, the OpenSpec onboarding workflow requires an accessible OpenSpec CLI installed in your project. You also need clear instructions and a codebase to perform the hands-on work safely and transparently.

Yes, you can use this guided CLI workflow to learn change management practices safely. It pauses for confirmation and provides narration throughout the proposal, spec, design, and apply phases to reinforce understanding.

The best way to reduce OpenSpec ramp-up time is through a step-by-step, teach-by-doing experience. Completing a full change cycle with hands-on codebase work demonstrates the end-to-end workflow efficiently.