openspec-onboard

The OpenSpec workflow guides developers through creating a change, drafting a proposal, defining specs and design, tracking tasks, and archiving the result to ensure a structured codebase modification process.

You can onboard a team by running the `/opsx:ff` command to fast-forward through the scaffold or `/opsx:new` to start a new onboarding change, providing step-by-step guidance through exploration and implementation.

Drafting an OpenSpec proposal requires specific artifacts including proposal.md, specs, design documents, and task lists to enforce a complete learning loop and maintain structural consistency across changes.

Yes, the OpenSpec onboard skill performs real tasks directly within your existing repository, providing hands-on coding practice to illustrate the end-to-end workflow for developers and teams.

You should use the OpenSpec CLI when you need to guide a team through a complete workflow learning journey, turning a vague idea into a structured change with educational scaffolds and stage-by-stage checklists.

The OpenSpec workflow archives the result after completing the implementation and task stages, ensuring the entire learning loop from change creation to final documentation is properly closed and stored.