openspec-verify-change

Spec verification audits code against declared design artifacts by evaluating completeness, correctness, and coherence. It performs presence checks and mapping accuracy validation to produce a structured report with actionable recommendations and a final archival decision.

A change verification report covers three dimensions: completeness, correctness, and coherence. It enforces artifact presence checks, mapping accuracy, and scenario coverage, concluding with actionable recommendations and an archival assessment.

Check change artifact completeness by validating the presence of delta specs, tasks, and design artifacts. The verification process ensures the codebase accurately maps to the declared change requirements and evaluates scenario coverage.

Yes, automated design coherence checks evaluate whether an implementation matches declared change artifacts. The process reads change context, loads available artifacts, and outputs a structured verification report across completeness, correctness, and coherence.

If your codebase fails to map to change requirements, the verification report provides actionable remediation steps. It identifies presence check failures and mapping inaccuracies, suggesting specific fixes before making an archival decision.