opsx-bulk-archive-change

To batch archive completed OpenSpec changes safely, you can review active changes, validate their implementation status and task completion, resolve any conflicting specification deltas, and execute a controlled archive for the selected items.

The best way to clean up multiple finished feature changes is to batch review their implementation status, synchronize specifications, resolve any overlapping change conflicts, and archive the completed changes together.

Specification synchronization during archiving checks delta specifications across parallel feature changes, investigates the codebase to resolve overlapping spec updates, and ensures artifact completion before the archive executes.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to inspect change status, validate implementation completion, check for specification conflicts, and execute the controlled batch archiving of completed changes.

If conflicting specification updates exist, the archiving process pauses to investigate the codebase, resolve overlapping delta specifications, and ensure all artifact statuses are validated before proceeding with the archive.

No, archiving multiple OpenSpec changes requires validating implementation status, task completion, and delta specifications to ensure safe repository cleanup and prevent archiving incomplete feature changes.