openspec-sync-specs

To merge delta specs into main specs, the Skill reads delta changes and applies them into canonical specs intelligently, preserving unrelated content. It handles ADDED, MODIFIED, REMOVED, and RENAMED changes with idempotent application.

Applying delta changes to canonical specifications is best handled by automated merging, which reads delta specs and applies changes directly without archiving. This approach reduces manual merge effort and errors while generating a concise summary of changes.

Change management for drifting delta spec updates works by reading delta changes and applying them into the main specifications. This automated process prevents drift and ensures the canonical specs reflect the latest updates without manual intervention.

Yes, you can create main spec files automatically when a capability does not exist. The Skill detects missing canonical specs during the merge process and creates the necessary main spec files to apply the delta changes successfully.

Yes, OpenSpec CLI supports idempotent application of REMOVED and RENAMED changes. It processes these delta changes alongside ADDED and MODIFIED operations to ensure merging delta specs into main specs yields consistent results.

Merging delta specs without archiving applies changes directly to main specs, meaning the original pre-merge state is not preserved. This approach focuses on updating canonical specifications and generating a summary report rather than maintaining historical delta records.