Zed Hertz
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Zed Hertz maintains OpenSpec change-lifecycle skills for spec-driven development plus a type-safe OpenRouter TypeScript interface for multi-model access.
Agent Skills by Zed Hertz
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
zh-impactopenrouter-typescript-sdk
Access 300+ AI models through a unified type-safe callModel interface.
zh-impactcreate-agent
Create modular AI agents with the OpenRouter SDK and optional Ink TUI.
zh-impactopenspec-new-change
Scaffolds a new OpenSpec change directory with the artifact-driven workflow.
zh-impactopenspec-archive-change
Archives completed OpenSpec changes with artifact, task, and spec sync verification.
zh-impactopenspec-ff-change
Generates all OpenSpec change artifacts in one pass using the openspec CLI.
zh-impactopenspec-verify-change
Verify implementation matches OpenSpec change artifacts before archiving.
zh-impactopenspec-explore
Explores ideas, investigates codebases, and clarifies requirements before creating OpenSpec change proposals.
zh-impactopenspec-bulk-archive-change
Archives multiple completed OpenSpec changes in one batch with conflict detection.
zh-impactopenspec-onboard
Guides users through a complete OpenSpec change workflow cycle with narrated phases.
zh-impactopenspec-continue-change
Creates the next artifact in an OpenSpec change workflow using the openspec CLI.
zh-impactopenspec-sync-specs
Sync delta specs from OpenSpec changes into main specification files.
zh-impactopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change using the openspec CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zed Hertz
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Zed Hertz's OpenSpec skills?▼
You can initiate, explore, fast-forward, continue, apply, verify, sync, and archive OpenSpec changes. The skills cover the full change lifecycle: requirement clarification, artifact generation, task implementation, delta-spec merging into main specs, and single or bulk archiving with conflict detection.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers practicing spec-driven development who want structured, artifact-based change management. Developers building TypeScript applications against multiple model providers also benefit from the openrouter-typescript-sdk and create-agent skills with optional Ink terminal interfaces.
What are the prerequisites for running these skills?▼
All ten OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI to be installed, as stated in each skill's compatibility metadata. The OpenRouter skills require a TypeScript environment and access to OpenRouter for unified multi-model calls through the callModel interface.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Yes. Every OpenSpec skill in the manifest is released under the MIT license at version 1.0, authored by openspec. They are free to use, modify, and redistribute, with no licensing fees or usage costs beyond your own OpenRouter model consumption.
How do I get started with the OpenSpec change lifecycle?▼
Begin with openspec-onboard, which walks through a complete cycle with narration on a real codebase: preflight, exploration, proposal, specs, design, tasks, apply, and archive. Alternatively, use openspec-new-change to start a structured change or openspec-ff-change to generate all artifacts in one pass.