openspec-propose

To create a change proposal for a 1C configuration, you need to generate structured planning artifacts including proposal, design, and tasks documents. This ensures rapid discovery and delta analysis before implementation begins.

An openspec proposal is a structured set of planning artifacts for brownfield configuration changes. You need it when adding new features to existing systems and requiring clear delta analysis and implementation planning.

Scaffolding a change directory and generating design and tasks artifacts together requires an automated approach that gathers configuration context first, then drafts all planning documents in a single pass.

Yes, MCP-based context gathering supports planning 1C configuration changes by collecting existing configuration context before drafting artifacts, ensuring the proposal accurately reflects the current system state.

The best way to turn a rough idea into implementation-ready documents is generating a complete change proposal that includes design and tasks artifacts, removing the friction of starting a new implementation.

Yes, this approach works for rapid discovery and delta analysis by gathering existing configuration context before drafting artifacts, producing apply-ready output for immediate execution planning.