What is an artifact-driven workflow?

It is a development approach where changes are broken down into discrete 'artifacts' (like proposals, specs, or designs) that must be completed in a specific sequence to ensure architectural integrity.

Can I use my own custom workflow schemas?

Yes, you can specify a custom schema name during the setup process or ask the skill to list available workflows using the 'show workflows' command.

Does this skill automatically write the code for my feature?

No, this skill focuses on the structural setup and documentation phase. It prepares the templates and instructions for your first artifact, ensuring you have a clear plan before coding starts.

Do I need to install anything for this skill to work?

Yes, this skill requires the OpenSpec CLI to be installed and available in your terminal path to execute the underlying commands.

OpenSpec Change Manager

Name: OpenSpec Change Manager
Author: gokhantaskan

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Productivity & Workflow

Initiates structured, artifact-driven development workflows for features and fixes using the OpenSpec CLI.

The OpenSpec Change Manager skill enables developers to implement a specification-driven development lifecycle directly within Claude Code. By leveraging an experimental artifact workflow, this skill guides users through naming changes, selecting appropriate workflow schemas, and scaffolding the necessary directory structures. It automates the initial steps of the development process—from status tracking to retrieving template instructions—ensuring that every new feature or bug fix starts with a clear, documented foundation before a single line of implementation code is written.

Key Features

010 GitHub stars

02On-demand workflow schema discovery and selection

03Real-time artifact status and dependency tracking

04Interactive change initialization with kebab-case naming validation

05Context-aware template generation for initial development artifacts

06Automated OpenSpec directory scaffolding and schema selection

Use Cases

01Standardizing team development workflows using predefined OpenSpec schemas

02Starting a new feature implementation with a formal proposal and specification

03Managing complex bug fixes through a structured, step-by-step artifact lifecycle

Key Features

010 GitHub stars

02On-demand workflow schema discovery and selection

03Real-time artifact status and dependency tracking

04Interactive change initialization with kebab-case naming validation

05Context-aware template generation for initial development artifacts

06Automated OpenSpec directory scaffolding and schema selection

Use Cases

01Standardizing team development workflows using predefined OpenSpec schemas

02Starting a new feature implementation with a formal proposal and specification

03Managing complex bug fixes through a structured, step-by-step artifact lifecycle