---
title: "Claude Mod TUI for OpenSpec"
url: "https://claudemods.dev/ja/builds/claude-mod-tui-for-openspec-9e5d71"
source: "https://github.com/intent-driven-dev/claude-mods"
source_type: "github"
repo: "https://github.com/intent-driven-dev/claude-mods"
author: "harikrishnan_83"
author_handle: "harikrishnan_83"
stars: 1
category: "ワークフロー・CI"
categories: ["workflow"]
tags: ["openspec", "spec-driven-development", "statusline", "tui", "workflow"]
permission_level: 2
scan_complete: true
install: "claude plugin marketplace add intent-driven-dev/claude-mods\nclaude plugin install openspec-tui@claude-mods"
added: "2026-10-17T02:28:06.784Z"
updated: "2026-10-15T13:22:42Z"
locale: "ja"
content_locale: "ja"
---

# Claude Mod TUI for OpenSpec

コーディングセッションと並んでOpenSpecワークフローの進捗をTUIで表示するClaude Code mod。

## Description

このmodは、OpenSpecの変更ジャーニー（Explore、Propose、Apply、Verify、Sync & Archive）、アクティブなスキーマとその成果物のステータス、Apply中のタスク進捗（最初の未チェックタスクをハイライト）、およびプロジェクト内の他のアクティブな変更のステージを表示します。

## Install

```
claude plugin marketplace add intent-driven-dev/claude-mods
claude plugin install openspec-tui@claude-mods
```

## Original README

TL; DR OpenSpec Claude Mod: https://github.com/intent-driven-dev/claude-mods Details: The TUI is based on what I usually look at often. This is what I like about TUI extensions like Claude Code mods. We can build a small view around the information most relevant to our teams. Other coding harnesses have similar approaches too. For me, that was OpenSpec’s workflow and progress, right beside the coding session. Your team might care about a different slice of the work. At the moment it shows below details. The change’s journey: New / Explore, Propose, Apply, Verify, and Sync & Archive. The active schema and its artifacts, including what’s written, ready, or blocked. Task progress during Apply, with the first unchecked task highlighted. The stages of the other active changes in the project. This is just an experiment at the moment. I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback.   submitted by   /u/harikrishnan_83   to   r/SpecDrivenDevelopment [link]   [comments]