OpenSpec Flow — Cursor reference bundle

This repository is a small, portable reference for running OpenSpec with Cursor skills and Task subagents: propose → apply on isolated branches → finish (archive + merge) or abort.

Contents

Path	Role
OPENSPEC_FLOW.md	Workflow overview and OPENSPEC_FLOW_VERSION (bundle version).
CHANGELOG.md	Human-readable history of bundle releases (keep aligned with OPENSPEC_FLOW_VERSION).
AGENTS.md	Agent rules: openspec/ discipline, Task-only apply agents, git posture.
.cursor/skills/osf-*/	Slash-driven skills (/osf-propose, /osf-explore, …).
.cursor/agents/osf-*.md	Task definitions for apply/finish/abort.
.cursor/skills/persist/	Commit/push hygiene used by propose/finish flows.
.cursor/skills/spawn-subagent/	Required for real Task delegation.
.cursor/skills/openspec-flow-install/	Install or upgrade this bundle into another repo (compare versions, copy files).

Your application code and openspec/ tree live in whatever project you attach this bundle to; initialize OpenSpec in that project with the upstream CLI when you are ready.

Prerequisites

• Node.js 20.19+ (for npx @fission-ai/openspec@latest …).
• Cursor with Task subagents enabled.

Quick start (in a consumer project)

1. Follow /openspec-flow-install (skill openspec-flow-install) to copy or refresh files from this reference into your project’s tree.
2. Ensure OPENSPEC_FLOW.md at the project root records the OPENSPEC_FLOW_VERSION you installed (the install skill explains how to compare and detect drift).
3. Use /osf-explore and /osf-propose with your project’s openspec/ layout.

Versioning

The integration is versioned as a single bundle via OPENSPEC_FLOW_VERSION in the YAML front matter of OPENSPEC_FLOW.md. Bump that field when you change any shipped skill, agent, or the normative workflow text so consumers can detect upgrades.

CHANGELOG.md records notable bundle changes in prose; for automation and drift checks, compare OPENSPEC_FLOW_VERSION (and keep the changelog entry aligned when you release).