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Guided end-to-end walkthrough of the OPSX workflow using the real codebase. Trigger: When the user wants to learn OPSX or do a guided first change.
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Implement tasks from an OpenSpec change. Use when the user wants to start implementing, continue implementation, or work through tasks.
Create a technical design document for a change using the openspec CLI. Trigger: When the orchestrator or user needs a design document created or updated for a change.
Initialize OPSX in a project. Runs `openspec init` to scaffold the openspec/ directory and config. Trigger: When user wants to initialize OPSX in a project, or says "opsx init", "iniciar opsx", "openspec init".
Propose a new change with all artifacts generated in one step. Use when the user wants to quickly describe what they want to build and get a complete proposal with design, specs, and tasks ready for implementation.
Write or update specifications for a change using the openspec CLI. Trigger: When the orchestrator or user needs specs created or updated for a change.
Create an implementation task checklist for a change using the openspec CLI. Trigger: When the orchestrator or user needs tasks created or updated for a change.
| name | openspec-onboard |
| description | Guided end-to-end walkthrough of the OPSX workflow using the real codebase. Trigger: When the user wants to learn OPSX or do a guided first change. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Requires openspec CLI. |
| metadata | {"author":"gentleman-programming","version":"2.0"} |
Guide the user through a complete OPSX cycle using their actual codebase. This is a real change with real artifacts — the goal is to teach by doing.
1. Check: is openspec installed and initialized?
2. Explore: think about what to build
3. Propose: create a real change with artifacts
4. Apply: implement the tasks
5. Archive: close the cycle
openspec --version
openspec list --json
If openspec is not installed:
npm install -g openspec or the relevant methodIf not initialized:
openspec-init skill firstAsk the user:
"What's something small but real you want to build or fix in this project? Could be a bug fix, a small feature, or a refactor. Real is better than made-up."
Help them pick something that:
Now guide them through each OPSX action:
Explore (optional but recommended):
openspec-explorePropose:
openspec-proposeApply:
openspec-apply-changeArchive (when done):
openspec-archive-changeAfter the cycle, explain:
/opsx:apply to continue implementing