openspeccer is a read-only local web dashboard for any repository holding an openspec/ directory. It is stdlib Python and needs no install. Run <this-skill-dir>/scripts/serve.py --help for every option.

Workflow

Create a task per step below, each with its completion criterion, then work through them.
Find the repo: pass the user's repo path, or omit it and the script searches upward from the current directory for openspec/.
For a status question ("what's in flight?"), run serve.py <repo> --summary and answer from its output. For one change's artifacts and tasks, use --change <slug>. --json prints the whole snapshot; send it to a file and read only what you need. Done once you have answered, with no server started.
If the user wants the dashboard, start serve.py <repo> as a background process. Done when a line containing serving <name> at <url> appears, or the process exits; on exit, report its stderr to the user.
Always give the user the URL. Pass --no-open in headless or remote sessions, and when re-running against a server that is already up.
To stop it, end the background process you started, using the PID or task handle you captured at launch.

Gotchas

Re-running for the same repo reuses the running server and prints already serving, so step 4 is safe to repeat.
A server you did not start (no handle from this session) belongs to the user. Leave it running.
The OpenSpec CLI is optional and only feeds the Schemas and Commands pages. Without it, only project schemas show and Commands is empty. For a CLI outside PATH, set OPENSPECCER_OPENSPEC_BIN.
Active changes from every git worktree are aggregated by default.
The page updates as files change, so there is nothing to refresh after editing artifacts.