Openspec archive change
Skill TheSmuks/openspec-hermes/skills/openspec/openspec-archive-change
Use when working with OpenSpec in Hermes: archive one completed change, optionally syncing specs first.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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openspec-archive-change
Use this for OpenSpec's /opsx:archive workflow.
Hermes operating rules for OpenSpec
- Work from the user's project root. If unknown, inspect the current directory first.
- Ensure the OpenSpec CLI exists before using it:
openspec --version. If missing, install withnpm install -g @fission-ai/openspec@latest. - Initialize projects with
openspec init --tools noneunless the user also wants other AI-tool integrations. Hermes uses these skills, not OpenSpec-generated slash commands. - Prefer agent-compatible OpenSpec CLI calls with
--jsonwhere available:openspec list --json,openspec status --change <id> --json,openspec instructions <artifact> --change <id> --json,openspec validate --all --json. - Read generated artifacts before editing or implementing. Do not invent OpenSpec state.
- Run validation after changing OpenSpec artifacts:
openspec validate <change>oropenspec validate --all. - Keep changes focused. If user scope diverges, update the existing change only when intent is the same; otherwise create a new change.
Procedure
- Identify the change.
- Run
openspec status --change <name> --jsonand inspect task completion. - Run
openspec validate <name>unless explicitly skipped. - Prefer
openspec archive <name> --yesso the CLI performs official merge and archive flow. - Use
--skip-specsonly for changes that genuinely do not alter specs. - Verify archived folder exists at
openspec/changes/archive/YYYY-MM-DD-<name>/. - Run
openspec validate --allafter archiving. - Report archive path and validation result.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.