openspec-sync-specs

To merge delta specification files into main specification documents, you use an automated sync process that intelligently applies added, modified, removed, and renamed requirements. This ensures your main specs reflect the latest changes while preserving existing content.

Synchronizing requirements across feature branches is best handled by an agent-driven operation that directly edits specification files. This enables nuanced merging of delta specs into main specifications, ensuring documentation updates seamlessly without manual intervention.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to sync delta specs. The CLI is required for listing and managing changes, allowing the synchronization process to accurately identify and apply modifications to the main specification documents.

You can automate updating main specifications when new features are developed by documenting requirements in a delta spec. The sync tool then applies these changes to the main specification, updating your documentation automatically and efficiently.

Intelligent merging handles removed and renamed requirements by accurately identifying these changes within delta specs and applying them to main specification documents. This preserves existing valid content while ensuring outdated or renamed requirements are correctly updated.

The primary limitation of agent-driven specification merging is its strict dependency on the openspec CLI for listing and managing changes. Without the CLI environment properly configured, the synchronization process cannot identify or apply delta spec modifications.