openspec-verify-change

To verify changes against delta specifications, the skill loads change context and artifacts to generate a structured verification report. It enforces evidence-based assessment by checking task completion, spec coverage, and coherence with design patterns.

Artifact-driven verification utilizes context files from OpenSpec changes to surface completeness, correctness, and coherence. It compares concrete implementations with specified requirements and scenarios to ensure alignment before archiving.

Validate implementation alignment by loading change context and running the verification workflow. It enforces evidence-based assessment by checking task completion, spec coverage, and coherence with design and project patterns to produce actionable recommendations.

Yes, you can get actionable recommendations for fixing spec coverage gaps. The verification process generates concrete recommendations and file-level references to fix gaps identified during the artifact-driven assessment.

Yes, the verification workflow operates across changes by listing available OpenSpec changes automatically. It then loads their context and artifacts to generate a structured verification report for each identified change.

Automated spec verification relies on the quality of existing change artifacts and delta specifications. It cannot verify implementations lacking associated context files, specs, tasks, or design artifacts.