openspec-sync-specs

To merge delta specification files into main specification files, you need a tool that intelligently synchronizes requirement additions, modifications, removals, and renames. This process automates updating main specs with changes, ensuring consistency and reducing manual effort in managing evolving requirements.

Delta specification synchronization is the process of applying changes from delta specs into main specification documents. You need it when developing new features, allowing you to capture specification changes iteratively and merge them into main specs while preserving existing content.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to sync delta specs because the synchronization process requires it to list and manage changes and specifications. The tool acts as a dependency for intelligently merging requirement additions, modifications, and removals within specified capabilities.

To sync requirement changes from a new feature branch into main specifications, you apply changes defined in delta specification files. This merges specific additions, modifications, removals, and renames into the main specification document, facilitating synchronization without archiving changes.

Yes, merging delta specs preserves existing content in main specification files. The synchronization process intelligently applies requirement additions, modifications, removals, and renames from delta specs into the main specification document without overwriting unchanged existing content.