opsx-onboard

To onboard a team to OpenSpec, you need a structured, end-to-end pathway that guides users through hands-on tasks in a real codebase. This approach replaces opaque training with narrated execution of actual project tasks.

The best way to learn OpenSpec through a real codebase is by executing a guided workflow that covers preflight checks, phase-by-phase execution, and artifact creation from proposal to archive. This hands-on practice reinforces concepts while you work directly in your repository.

Yes, you can use this onboarding workflow for both new projects and training sessions. It adapts to your project to accelerate learning and team alignment by providing reusable prompts and checkpoints throughout the execution phases.

The OpenSpec onboarding process enforces traceable decisions by guiding users through defined phases that prompt for exploration, planning, design, and implementation. This disciplined workflow guarantees traceable outcomes and artifact creation from proposal to archive.

No dependencies are required to start the OpenSpec onboarding workflow. You can initiate the guided onboarding process in your repository with a single instruction to begin the hands-on training.