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Automate workflow archiving by running the skill to select specific completed changes, verify all artifacts and tasks, and organize them into a dedicated directory. This provides precise control over the archiving process and generates a detailed summary report.

Yes, artifact and task completion verification is enforced before archiving a workflow. The skill checks that all necessary data and tasks are complete, preventing the archiving of incomplete changes and ensuring data integrity.

You can synchronize delta specs with main specs during change management using the optional delta spec synchronization feature. This is offered during the archiving process to ensure your main specifications remain up to date with archived changes.

The best way to organize archived changes is to use a skill that moves completed work into a dedicated directory with clear naming conventions. This maintains a clean workflow environment and allows for easy reference of past engineering tasks.

Yes, workflow archiving provides a detailed summary of the change management process. After archiving completed changes, the skill outputs a report detailing the operation and highlighting any warnings or issues encountered during artifact verification.

You should not archive incomplete tasks because it risks losing necessary data and breaking workflow integrity. The archiving process verifies that all artifacts and tasks are complete beforehand to ensure only fully finished changes are preserved.