openspec-onboard

Onboard new engineers to OpenSpec by running a guided, hands-on workflow that walks them through creating a change container, drafting proposals, detailing specs, and archiving outcomes in a real repository.

The best way to train teams adopting OpenSpec is using a reusable training template that enforces the end-to-end lifecycle, allowing developers to perform actual codebase changes while learning the process.

Yes, the guided onboarding requires the OpenSpec CLI to enforce the end-to-end lifecycle in your project environment, but it requires minimal setup to start the training workflow.

Implement changes using an OpenSpec proposal by stepping through the complete workflow: create a change container, draft the proposal, detail specs and tasks, implement the changes, and archive the final outcome.

Yes, you can practice OpenSpec changes directly in your repository. The guided workflow enables real-codebase practice, allowing users to perform actual changes while learning the process.

The guided OpenSpec workflow is limited to teams adopting OpenSpec for hands-on training and process adoption, requiring the OpenSpec CLI and a project environment to execute the end-to-end lifecycle.