openspec-onboard

To learn the OpenSpec workflow, you can use a guided onboarding process that walks you through the complete change management lifecycle. It facilitates hands-on practice with proposals, specs, designs, and implementation checklists directly within your project.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed and initialized to manage artifact generation and versioning. The CLI handles the underlying operations required to execute the change management lifecycle tasks within your environment.

The best way to practice OpenSpec best practices is through contextual learning that uses your actual codebase. This interactive approach identifies real tasks and provides soft guidance on task scoping and command usage to ensure proper workflow execution.

You can create and execute implementation checklists by following a guided workflow cycle that includes exploration, proposal, specification, design, task breakdown, implementation, and archiving. This ensures all changes are managed systematically from start to finish.

Yes, guided practice uses your actual codebase to identify real tasks, ensuring the training is immediately productive. Interactive guardrails provide soft guidance on task scoping and command usage to help you manage the complete change lifecycle effectively.