openspec-sync-specs

To merge delta specifications without overwriting existing content, apply changes from openspec/changes to openspec/specs. This intelligent merging preserves unrelated content while supporting added, modified, removed, and renamed requirements.

When a delta spec introduces requirements for a missing capability, the sync operation automatically creates a new main spec file under openspec/specs. It then populates this new file with the added requirements to maintain continuity.

Yes, merging delta specs into main specs is an idempotent operation. Applying the same delta specification changes multiple times will consistently produce the same final state in the main specs without duplicating entries.

To apply multiple delta changes, run the sync command in your terminal. If multiple delta specs exist, you will be prompted to select the specific change, and the tool will report the updated main spec requirements.

Merging delta specs requires reading both the delta and main specifications before applying changes. If clarification is needed during the intelligent merging process, the system will prompt you for input.

Yes, delta specs support modified, removed, and renamed requirement changes. The intelligent merge applies these specific change types directly to the corresponding main specifications while preserving all unrelated existing content.