TheModelDesk

OpenSpec 1.6 introduces the /opsx:update command, enabling developers to modify specifications after creation but before implementation without restarting the entire process. The tool generates commands and skills for the Oh My Pi CLI agent and ByteDance's TRAE AI development environment, expanding its integration to over 25 AI coding tools including Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Gemini CLI.

OpenSpec implements spec-driven development through a three-step workflow. Developers begin with /opsx:explore to share their project idea, optionally incorporating existing code for brownfield projects. The /opsx:propose command then generates specifications across organized folders and Markdown files, creating a structured foundation that directs AI agents. Once specifications are finalized without requiring updates, /opsx:apply initiates implementation using the integrated tools.

The platform organizes AI projects around specifications serving as a central Single Source of Truth for teams, with repository storage currently in beta. Version 1.6 also simplifies prompt approval rules, allowing developers to grant permissions in advance, and improves requirement validation consistency. The tool supports Node 20.19 and later, operates under MIT open-source license, and recommends Codex 5.5 or Opus 4.7 models for OpenSpec operations.