v1.13.2 - Verify and Windows archive fixes

What's New in v1.13.2

This release makes /opsx:verify report what it actually checked, makes archive reliable on Windows, and fixes workflow guidance across several tools.

Improved

• Task guidance - Each task group now includes its own tests and documentation updates instead of deferring them to a final group, and onboarding teaches the same rule.
• Approval prompts - Fast-forward asks for clarification only when context is critically unclear, and onboarding asks you to approve the task breakdown before saving it.
• Scenario-loss messages - When openspec validate or openspec archive flags a MODIFIED block that drops scenarios, it now also says what the block adds.
• Codex setup hint - The setup hint is clearer for Codex CLI, IDE, and desktop app users.

Fixed

• Verify - /opsx:verify no longer reports skipped checks as passing, and no longer tells agents to re-implement a requirement the change removed. Removed requirements pass once the behavior is gone, and renamed requirements are checked against their original behavior.
• Archive on Windows - Archive no longer leaves .openspec-archive.lock behind, and it finishes instead of rolling back when Windows blocks renaming a change directory.
• Line endings - Rewriting a CRLF spec, .bashrc, .zshrc, or CLAUDE.md keeps its existing line endings, so Windows users no longer get whole-file diffs.
• Archive task warnings - Agent-driven archive uses schema-aware task progress, so custom task files and globs still trigger incomplete-task warnings.
• Artifact outputs - Artifact output patterns with brace expansion or extglob now resolve, while literal filenames still work.
• /opsx:update - Update can now fill a missing file under a glob artifact that is already partly written, instead of pointing you to a step that could not do it.
• Workflow schema labels - Workflows no longer display a schema name that openspec list --json does not return.
• Kilo Code - Commands are generated in .kilo/command/, where Kilo Code reads them. openspec init and legacy cleanup remove the files OpenSpec generated in .kilocode/workflows/, matched by their known file names (including copies you edited), and leave other files in place.
• Continue - Continue commands no longer lead local models to call a tool named after the active workflow.
• Validation - validate --strict no longer treats a Spanish or Portuguese Purpose starting with "Todo" as a placeholder.
• Codex update - openspec update --force now exits non-zero when it cannot replace a legacy-only Codex install.

New Contributors

• @xiazl1993 made their first contribution in #1146
• @kikeprzn made their first contribution in #1769
• @VeryComplexAndLongName made their first contribution in #1934
• @philo-x made their first contribution in #1885
• @guillaume-flambard made their first contribution in #1845
• @Tyagiquamar made their first contribution in #1912
• @runsonmypc made their first contribution in #1733
• @kevin9327 made their first contribution in #1926

Full Changelog: v1.13.1...v1.13.2