openspec-sync-specs

To merge delta specs into main specification documents, you synchronize the additions, modifications, removals, and renames of requirements on a per-capability basis. This process updates main specs automatically without manual copy-pasting.

Delta specs are used to define specific changes to evolving software requirements. They capture additions, modifications, removals, and renames, which are then synchronized into main specification documents to maintain consistency across capabilities.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to sync delta specs. The synchronizer requires the CLI for listing and applying changes to maintain specification integrity during the intelligent merge process.

You apply changes from a feature enhancement to main specs by using a synchronization skill to intelligently merge the delta specification files. This automatically preserves existing content while applying the defined requirement changes.

The best way to update main specs on a per-capability basis is to use an automated synchronization tool that intelligently merges delta specification files. This ensures only the targeted capabilities receive the requirement changes.

Syncing requirements preserves existing content in main specs because the intelligent merge process applies only the defined additions, modifications, removals, and renames from delta specs. This prevents overwriting previously established specification details.