openspec-propose

Generating a complete software change proposal from a vague request requires structuring the idea into proposal, design, and implementation tasks. This process uses dependency-ordered artifact generation to build the right context for each step, asking for clarification only when details are too unclear to proceed safely.

Automating software planning and task generation involves converting rough ideas into structured OpenSpec artifacts. This approach creates a ready-to-implement change package by generating the proposal, design, and task set sequentially, removing the manual overhead of drafting specs from scratch.

Yes, the openspec workflow supports dependency-ordered artifact generation. It follows the required artifact sequence so each step is built on the correct context, ensuring the proposal, design, and implementation tasks are generated in the proper order.

Yes, you can use this change management approach with unclear requirements. It features interactive clarification, prompting the user for missing details when the request is too vague to proceed safely, ensuring the generated design and implementation tasks are accurate.

Creating ready-to-implement design and task artifacts involves using the openspec CLI to generate a full change package. This end-to-end planning workflow outputs the structured proposal, design, and implementation tasks needed to move directly from idea to code.

Software change proposal generation stops to ask for missing context to ensure dependency-ordered artifact accuracy. When a feature request is too vague, interactive clarification prevents unsafe assumptions, guaranteeing the generated design and implementation tasks align with actual project requirements.