openspec-verify-change

To verify software implementation alignment, use an automated verification Skill to scan your codebase and artifacts, checking the completeness, correctness, and coherence of your implementation against defined change specifications. It generates a detailed compliance report.

Implementation verification for change management is the process of automatically scanning codebase artifacts to ensure software implementations are complete, correct, and coherent with their respective change specifications before archiving.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI tool installed to execute this implementation verification Skill. It requires the openspec environment to scan the codebase and generate compliance reports.

To check code review completeness, run the verification command with a specific change name like 'verify-implementation "change-name"'. The tool will infer the change from context if a name is not explicitly provided and scan the codebase for compliance.

Yes, automated specification compliance checking works without specifying a change name. The verification Skill can infer the target change name directly from the conversation context and proceed with scanning the codebase.

The implementation verification report for software quality provides a detailed breakdown of completeness, correctness, and coherence. It scans codebase artifacts to ensure the implementation strictly aligns with the change specifications.