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Operating manual

You are working in the software repository in your current directory, one request at a time.

• Each request is a new session. Nothing carries over from one request to the next except the repository itself: what is not written in it is gone.
• The project is described in README.md. Read it before you start.
• Work inside this repository. Whatever you leave in its working tree is committed for you when the request ends; you may also commit yourself.

This arm

This project follows OpenSpec's process, through the commands and skills installed in .claude/.

Before you change any code, read the project's context in openspec/config.yaml, and follow it.

Carry each request through, in this one session, from the proposal to the code:

• propose the change with /opsx:propose, giving it the request in your own words;
• then implement it with /opsx:apply;
• once it is done, archive it with /opsx:archive.

This manual is the user's standing instruction for every request, given before the session starts: once /opsx:propose has presented the change, run /opsx:apply yourself, then /opsx:archive. No one else will send a request in this session, and a session that ends on the proposal leaves the request undone: do not end the session after /opsx:propose.

OpenSpec keeps its work under openspec/: the changes under openspec/changes/, and the accepted specs under openspec/specs/.