openspec-verify-change

To verify code changes match OpenSpec delta specs in CI workflows, you run the verification workflow for a given change name. It parses delta specs, scans the codebase for implementation evidence, and produces a structured verification report.

Artifact validation for change management is the process of checking that a change's implementation matches its associated specs and tasks. It maps delta specs to code and tasks, ensuring completeness, correctness, and design coherence before archiving.

Yes, spec coverage verification checks design coherence across the codebase by ensuring design decisions and patterns are followed throughout the change. This robustness check prevents disputes and rework before archiving.

You can use OpenSpec verification to reduce rework before archiving changes by validating implementation evidence against requirements. It ensures completeness and correctness, confirming that the codebase accurately reflects the change artifacts.

The best way to validate implementation evidence against change artifacts is to run an automated verification report. It parses delta specs and scans the codebase to verify completeness, correctness, and design coherence for robust CI workflows.