Bridges Superpowers + OpenSpec workflows into OpenCode with enforced worktree isolation.
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Install OpenSpec and Superpowers separately, and you get two powerful but disconnected tools.
OpenSpec gives you artifact-driven development — brainstorm → specs → tasks → plan.
Superpowers gives you battle-tested methodologies — brainstorming, writing-plans, TDD.
But out of the box, they don't talk to each other. OpenSpec generates generic artifacts, Superpowers skills sit in a separate cache directory, and there's nothing connecting them into a unified workflow.
You can use both, but you'll spend more time stitching them together than actually building features.
And even if you do wire them up, you're still stuck with a single working tree — one change at a time. Want to add login and search simultaneously? Context collision, partial commits, reverting. You either wait, or you break things.
oso bridges the gap and adds isolation.
oso is a developer CLI toolset that integrates OpenSpec and Superpowers workflows into OpenCode: one-command init, enforced worktree isolation, active change registry tracking, native command interception with passthrough, and system health verification.
┌─ .worktrees/feature-a/ (feature/feature-a branch)
main ─────┼─ .worktrees/feature-b/ (feature/feature-b branch)
└─ .worktrees/feature-c/ (feature/feature-c branch)
# Create two changes simultaneously
/opsx-ff feature-a
/opsx-ff feature-b
# Work on feature-a
/opsx-apply feature-a # AI auto-cds into .worktrees/feature-a/
# ... write code ...
# Switch to feature-b (no need to finish feature-a first)
/opsx-apply feature-b # AI auto-cds into .worktrees/feature-b/
# ... write code ...
# Finish independently
/opsx-finish feature-a # test → merge → cleanup
/opsx-finish feature-b# 1. Install
npm install -g @moyaspace/openspec-superpowers-opencode
# 2. Init a project
mkdir my-project && cd my-project
oso init # 或: openspec-superpowers-opencode init
# 3. Open in OpenCode, then use the workflow
/opsx-ff add-user-auth # create change + generate artifacts
/opsx-apply # AI implements in isolated worktree
/opsx-finish # test → merge → cleanup| # | Feature | One-liner |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 13 OPSX commands | /opsx-ff → /opsx-apply → /opsx-finish — full change lifecycle |
| 2 | Git worktree isolation | Each change in its own .worktrees/<name>/ dir + feature/<name> branch |
| 3 | One-command init | oso init → deploy templates + config + git init + first commit |
| 4 | Bridged OpenSpec + Superpowers | Pre-configured schema + skill mapping + lock verification, one-command deploy |
| 5 | Greenfield/brownfield | Auto-deploy on new projects; safe merge on existing ones |
| 6 | Cross-platform + i18n | Unifed JS installer (lib/setup/) on Windows/Linux/macOS, --lang zh-CN | zh-TW | en |
| 7 | SHA-256 lock | Skill file integrity verified on deploy |
| 8 | Layered architecture | Superpowers (HOW) → OpenSpec (WHAT) → Worktree (WHERE) → Commands (WHEN) |
| 9 | Full worktree + openspec change support | Auto-register on change creation, smart openspec list interception, verify one-click health check |
| 10 | High-performance Worktree code search | CodeGraph integrated in worktree, auto-indexed for high-performance code search |
Detailed features → docs/FEATURES.md
| Doc | Description |
|---|---|
| Quick start | 10-minute first change |
| How it works | Command execution chain explained |
| Worktree creation | Three-layer code-level guarantees |
| Design decisions | ADRs: architecture tradeoffs |
| Testing | 17-phase test suite |
| Why oso | Deep dive: 6 gaps between OpenSpec and Superpowers |
- Node.js >= 16 (recommended)
openspecCLI v1.3+opencodeCLIgit- Superpowers plugin
Setup script checks these automatically.
node bin/cli.js init test-project # test locally
npm publish # publish to npmJoin the oso WeChat community to connect with developers using oso, OpenSpec, Superpowers, and OpenCode.
In the group you can:
- Get hands-on help and setup guidance for oso
- Stay up to date with releases and feature announcements
- Share AI-assisted development workflow practices
- Report issues and shape the roadmap with your feedback
How to join: add the maintainer
Scan the QR code below to add the maintainer on WeChat with the note "oso", and you will be invited to the group. Please be patient if there are many pending requests.
Group guidelines:
- Be respectful. No spam, self-promotion, or off-topic content.
MoyaAI (moyaspace.com) is a partner of oso, providing an OpenAI-compatible AI API relay that puts mainstream models behind a single API key.
One key, every mainstream model. MoyaAI aggregates GPT, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen, Grok and more, backed by multi-node load balancing and automatic failover for stable, low-latency access. Pay-as-you-go with transparent per-token billing (Alipay supported, no credit card needed), and track every request in real time on the dashboard.
Get started in 3 steps:
- Register and create a token — Sign up at moyaspace.com, open the API Keys page, and generate an API key (starts with
sk-). - Get the Base URL — OpenAI-compatible endpoint:
https://moyaspace.com/v1 - Configure your tool — Paste the Base URL and API key into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, NextChat, etc. and start using it.
Keep your key safe. Never commit real API keys to this or any repository — use placeholders or environment variables.
Questions or feedback about MoyaAI? Discussions are welcome in the oso community group above.
GitHub: https://github.com/moyaspace/openspec-superpowers-opencode
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@moyaspace/openspec-superpowers-opencode
Author: rl robincn@gmail.com
License: MIT