openspec-verify-change

Yes, implementation validation checks coherence by comparing the actual code against design documents, specs, and tasks defined in your change artifacts to ensure alignment before archiving.

You validate implementation correctness by running automated checks that compare the codebase against the specified change artifacts, ensuring the implementation is complete and coherent before archiving.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed in your environment, as this Skill depends on it for retrieving change artifacts and reporting verification status during implementation validation.

You can either explicitly select a specific change to verify or allow the Skill to automatically infer the target change from your current context during the validation process.

You should run change verification when you need to confirm that your implementation is complete, correct, and coherent against change specifications before archiving the project changes.