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@aligned-team/cospec

v0.5.2

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OpenSpec change management, sized to your commit type. feat gets the full treatment; ci takes two minutes.

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@aligned-team/cospec

cospec — conventional openspec: OpenSpec change management, sized to your commit type. feat gets the full treatment; ci takes two minutes.

cospec wraps @fission-ai/openspec 1.5.0 (pinned for dev/CI; any >=1.0.0 <2.0.0 accepted at runtime) and adds typed change schemas (one per conventional-commit type), real validation, a gated apply, a machine-parsed verification evidence ledger with hard archive gates, a verified archive, and blocker sync — plus generated skills/commands for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

Install

cospec ships as standalone executables (one per platform), so it runs with no JS runtime required and installs cleanly on Node, Deno, or Bun. Publishing soon.

Via mise (no JS runtime needed):

mise use github:aligned-team/cospec
cospec init

The binary is fully self-contained: no JS runtime, no node_modules, no extra install step. It embeds the pinned OpenSpec CLI as a single-file bundle and runs it with its own bun runtime, so every wrapped command (new, validate, apply, archive, …) works out of the box.

mise's github backend applies a default release-age cooldown (minimum_release_age) that hides very recent releases from "latest" resolution. If you're testing a release cut in the last day or so and it doesn't show up, pin the exact version instead: mise use github:aligned-team/[email protected] (a full major.minor.patch, not @0.4) — exact pins bypass the cooldown.

Via a package manager (the launcher execs the prebuilt binary for your platform):

npm  i -D @aligned-team/cospec && npx cospec init
pnpm add -D @aligned-team/cospec && pnpm cospec init
bun  add -d @aligned-team/cospec && bun run cospec init

From a clone of the monorepo (development):

mise install && bun install
mise run cospec -- init

Usage

cospec --help              # list commands
cospec new feat add-widget # create a typed change
cospec validate --all --strict
cospec apply add-widget    # gate on blockers + required artifacts
cospec archive add-widget  # validate, archive, fan out blocker updates
cospec show add-widget     # read a change or spec (text or --json)
cospec store setup platform --path ./platform-store  # create + auto-init a store

Store management (store setup|register|unregister|remove|ls|doctor), cross-repo context (context), and personal worksets (workset) are all first-class cospec commands — you never drop out to bare openspec. See the repository root for full docs.