openspec-verify-change

Implementation coherence verification checks if your software development implementation aligns with change artifacts like specifications, tasks, and design. It performs automated completeness, correctness, and coherence checks to ensure everything matches before archiving.

Change artifact verification is a quality assurance process that validates an implementation against its design, specifications, and tasks. It ensures the software development implementation achieves completeness, correctness, and coherence with the documented changes.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI dependency to perform change artifact analysis and comparison. The CLI is required to execute the automated checks that verify implementation coherence with your software specifications, tasks, and design.

Run the verify-change skill and select the specific change to verify. It performs automated completeness and correctness checks on your implementation, generating a detailed report with any identified issues categorized by priority.

The verification report shows issues found during the completeness, correctness, and coherence checks, categorized by priority. It helps identify gaps between your implementation and the change artifacts to ensure quality assurance before archiving.

Yes, the verification process allows user selection of a specific change for verification if not provided initially. You can choose the specific change artifacts to analyze and compare against your software development implementation.