openspec-onboard

OpenSpec onboarding is streamlined by running the `/opsx:new` command, which initiates a guided workflow cycle. This process walks users through real codebase analysis, change container creation, artifact generation, and task implementation.

The OpenSpec workflow cycle is a structured process for codebase modification. It involves scanning for improvement opportunities, creating change containers, generating proposal and design artifacts, implementing tasks, and archiving completed changes for project history.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI is a required dependency for this onboarding workflow. The guided process involves real codebase work and relies on the CLI to handle artifact generation, task implementation, and project archiving.

OpenSpec identifies tasks by scanning your codebase for improvement opportunities. During the onboarding workflow, it suggests actionable tasks and guides you through creating the necessary proposal, specs, and design artifacts to implement them.

Yes, the onboarding experience allows you to do real work in your codebase while learning. It provides a step-by-step guided workflow with narration, ensuring you complete actual implementation tasks rather than just running a simulation.

The best way to archive completed changes is to follow the guided onboarding workflow's archiving step. This final stage of the cycle ensures your finished implementation and generated artifacts are properly stored in your project history.