openspec-verify-change

Automated verification checks code against change artifacts to ensure completeness, correctness, and coherence. It identifies incomplete tasks, unimplemented requirements, and pattern inconsistencies, preventing discrepancies before changes are finalized during code review.

Check that specified requirements are implemented by running automated verification against associated change artifacts. The tool parses local file artifacts and CLI outputs to confirm all tasks are marked complete and requirements are fully implemented.

Identify design deviations in change management by running an automated verification tool that assesses coherence between code and specifications. It flags critical, warning, and suggestion-level issues where implementation diverges from the intended design documents.

Yes, openspec verification works with local file artifacts and CLI outputs. It operates by parsing these inputs to assess implementation completeness and correctness, directly generating a detailed verification report based on the extracted change artifact data.

Implementation verification reports show warning-level issues when automated checks detect pattern inconsistencies, unimplemented requirements, or incomplete tasks within change artifacts. These warnings indicate coherence problems between the code and the specified design documents.