openspec-schema
OpenSpec Schema Skill
Use openspec schema subcommands to create and manage custom workflow schemas. Schemas define what artifacts exist and their dependencies. The default spec-driven schema provides proposal -> specs -> design -> tasks, but custom schemas allow different workflows.
When to Use
- The user wants a custom workflow (e.g. research-first, rapid iteration).
- The user says "create a schema", "custom workflow", "fork the spec-driven schema".
- Debugging schema resolution (
openspec schema which). - Validating a custom schema's structure.
Prerequisites
- OpenSpec CLI installed (see openspec-install).
Workflow
Create a new schema from scratch
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Implement tasks from the change using `/opsx:apply`, working through the task list and checking off items. Use when the user says "implement", "apply the change", "/opsx:apply", or "start coding from tasks".
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Sync delta specs from a change into main specs using `/opsx:sync`, without archiving the change. Use when the user says "sync specs", "merge specs to main", "/opsx:sync", or needs to update main specs mid-change.
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Archive a completed change with `/opsx:archive`, merging delta specs into main specs and preserving the change for history. Use when the user says "archive the change", "finish up", "/opsx:archive", or "mark this change as done".
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Start a new OpenSpec change with `/opsx:new`, creating a change folder with metadata and scaffolding. Use when the user says "start a new change", "new feature", "/opsx:new", or "create an OpenSpec change".
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Fast-forward through artifact creation with `/opsx:ff`, generating all planning artifacts (proposal, specs, design, tasks) at once. Use when the user says "fast forward", "create all artifacts", "/opsx:ff", or has a clear picture of what to build.
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