opsx-verify

OpenSpec change validation requires running validation commands via the OpenSpec CLI to check artifact status and report task completion. You need the CLI installed to execute these checks and confirm readiness before archiving.

OpenSpec change validation is the process of automating verification checks to confirm a change is complete, valid, and ready for archive. It involves reviewing change artifacts and tracking task completion status within software development workflows.

You need to run artifact status checks when reviewing a completed OpenSpec change to ensure all required artifacts and implementation tasks are finished. This prevents archiving incomplete or invalid changes during change management.

No, OpenSpec verification requires the OpenSpec CLI to validate changes and report artifact and task status. The CLI is a necessary dependency to execute the automated validation checks for change readiness.

The best way to track implementation tasks is by running OpenSpec validation commands to review change artifacts and task completion status. This validates that all required tasks are finished before archiving or implementation.

OpenSpec validation fails when required artifacts are incomplete or implementation tasks are not finished. Running validation checks detects these invalid changes and prevents archiving until all artifact and task status requirements are met.