Initiates structured, artifact-driven development workflows for new features and bug fixes using OpenSpec.
The OpenSpec Change Manager skill automates the initial setup of new development tasks within the OpenSpec framework. It guides developers through the process of describing a change, generating valid kebab-case project names, and selecting the appropriate workflow schema. By scaffolding directory structures and identifying the first required artifacts (such as proposals or specifications), this skill ensures that development follows a consistent, documentation-first approach before any code is written. It is ideal for teams practicing spec-driven development who want to reduce the overhead of manual environment setup.
Key Features
01Support for multiple artifact-driven workflow schemas
02Dependency-aware artifact status tracking
03Natural language to kebab-case project name conversion
04Template generation for initial project proposals and specs
05Automated directory scaffolding via the OpenSpec CLI
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Use Cases
01Standardizing documentation-first development across a repository
02Organizing bug fixes through a structured artifact sequence
03Starting a complex new feature that requires a formal technical proposal
