openspec-verify-change

To verify code implementations against change artifacts, you can automatically check for completeness, correctness, and coherence between your code and the defined specs, tasks, and design documents. This ensures all requirements are implemented and tasks are marked complete before archiving.

Change artifact verification in code review is the process of mapping implementations to defined requirements and scenarios. It evaluates design adherence and code pattern consistency to ensure code accurately reflects specs, tasks, and design documents, preventing inconsistencies before merging a new feature.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to check requirement coverage. The verification process requires the openspec CLI for executing status checks and retrieving the necessary change artifacts to assess completeness and correctness accurately.

You can check task completion and requirement coverage by running a verification check against your named change. This assesses completeness by verifying all associated tasks are marked complete and all defined requirements in the spec are implemented correctly.

A verification report for change management includes a structured summary highlighting critical issues, warnings, and suggestions. It maps implementations to requirements and scenarios, evaluating design adherence and code pattern consistency to prevent inconsistencies before archiving.