openspec-onboard

OpenSpec onboarding accelerates learning by guiding new team members through a complete workflow, narrating and performing real codebase tasks. It provides a reproducible, step-by-step playbook to reduce setup friction and ramp up quickly.

The OpenSpec workflow process is a structured sequence involving preflight checks, phase-based actions, and artifact generation. It walks users through creating a change container that includes a proposal, specs, design, and tasks.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI and a compatible project are required for this guided onboarding process. The skill executes real hands-on tasks in your codebase to illustrate and practice OpenSpec workflows.

Yes, you can practice live coding tasks while learning OpenSpec. The onboarding guide executes real tasks in your project to illustrate workflows through hands-on, learning-by-doing exercises.

Artifacts generated during a complete OpenSpec workflow include a change container, proposal, specs, design, tasks, and an archive. These are created through structured, phase-based actions and preflight checks.

OpenSpec onboarding performs preflight checks to validate your environment before task selection and artifact generation. This structured sequence ensures your project is compatible and ready for the end-to-end workflow.