openspec-sync-specs

To sync delta specifications into main specs, you apply changes from delta files to merge additions, modifications, removals, and renames of requirements intelligently. This ensures consistency when managing evolving requirements across capabilities.

Intelligent merging applies delta spec content to directly edit main specs, handling requirement additions, modifications, removals, and renames. This automated process avoids manual copying and ensures consistent specification updates.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to synchronize specification changes. The CLI is required for listing and managing changes before applying delta spec updates to the main specification files.

Managing evolving requirements is best done by tracking new feature changes in a delta spec. You then synchronize these delta specs into main specification files to seamlessly integrate updates without complex manual merging.

Yes, you can rename requirements within specified capabilities. The synchronization process handles renames alongside additions, modifications, and removals when applying delta specification changes to the main files.

Main specification files fail to update when delta specs are not properly synchronized. You must run the synchronization process to apply delta changes, ensuring the openspec CLI is used to list and manage the pending changes.