A local-first desktop workbench for OpenSpec repositories.
OpenSpec Studio points at a local repository, reads its openspec directory, and turns proposals, specs, tasks, validation, archive readiness, and source artifacts into a fast inspection surface.
A short walkthrough of opening an OpenSpec workspace, inspecting changes and artifacts, checking validation state, and using Studio as the local truth surface beside agent work.
Problem
Spec-driven work creates proposals, designs, tasks, spec deltas, validation output, archive state, and source files. Without an inspection surface, the user has to keep jumping through folders and CLI output to know what is real.
Story
What I built
A Tauri and React desktop app for inspecting local OpenSpec repositories.
The OpenSpec files and CLI remain the source of truth; Studio is the window that makes that state easier to understand.
How it works
Open a local repo, let Studio index openspec/, scan active and archived changes, inspect proposal/design/tasks/spec deltas, run validation, and archive only when the CLI-backed state is clean.
The current alpha also includes optional Studio Runner dispatch for sending one selected change to a local signed runner.
What it proves
The output is a local workbench that makes spec-driven development easier to trust: board state, artifact previews, validation diagnostics, archive readiness, and bounded runner state in one place.