openspec-sync-specs

Delta specification syncing updates main specs with requirement additions, modifications, and removals from delta files. This process applies intelligent merging to avoid duplication and keeps requirements current without performing a full archive operation.

Updating requirements via delta specs involves running the openspec CLI with a specific change name. The skill intelligently merges delta changes into main specifications, prompting you to select an available change if no name is explicitly provided.

Yes, the openspec CLI is required to synchronize delta specifications. The skill depends directly on openspec to handle delta spec operations, interpret changes, and intelligently apply them to your main specification files.

Intelligent merging applies delta changes to main specs by selectively adding, modifying, or removing requirements. It evaluates the delta specifications to prevent unnecessary modifications and avoid duplicating existing requirement entries during the sync.

If no change name is provided, the skill operates as an agent-driven tool and prompts you to select from available changes. This ensures the correct delta specification is chosen before synchronizing its requirements into the main specs.

Yes, you can selectively remove requirements by defining the removals in your delta specifications. The sync process reads these delta specs and intelligently applies the removals to the main specifications without requiring a full archive.