Individual skill
superpowers-openspec-superpowers-workflow
Use when the user explicitly wants this workflow, wants Superpowers exploration before OpenSpec artifacts, or is confirming or continuing tasks that this workflow already generated.
dist/codex/bundles/superpowers-openspec-superpowers/skills/superpowers-openspec-superpowers-workflow/SKILL.md
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# Superpowers -> OpenSpec -> Superpowers Workflow
Use this standalone skill when feature delivery should follow a calm but rigorous sequence:
1. Explore and converge with Superpowers
2. Lock the confirmed behavior and artifacts with OpenSpec
3. Return to Superpowers for implementation, testing, and verification
4. Archive the OpenSpec change when everything is aligned
This is an explicit opt-in workflow. Do not use it by default. Only use it when the user explicitly asks for it, names `$superpowers-openspec-superpowers-workflow`, or a repository policy explicitly requires it.
If this workflow already produced `tasks.md` for the current request and the next user turn confirms, revises, or continues those tasks, keep this workflow active even if the skill name is not repeated.
If `.superpowers-memory/` exists in the repository, read it at the start and update it before the session ends.