openspec-apply-change

To implement OpenSpec changes, you can use a guided workflow that retrieves change context and walks you through each pending task. It updates task checkboxes in real time and shows overall completion status without manual checklists.

The best way to align code delivery with project specifications is to enforce minimal, scoped code changes based on approved change proposals and design artifacts. This ensures implementation stays strictly within the defined task requirements.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to apply change tasks. The CLI is required to retrieve change context, check task status, and fetch apply instructions necessary for aligning code delivery with project specifications.

Automatic progress tracking works by updating task checkboxes in real time as code changes are completed. It retrieves the task list from approved changes and displays clear overall completion status, eliminating the need for manual spreadsheets.

Yes, you can use workflow automation to manage code changes for complex features. It systematically completes multiple implementation tasks while keeping you fully aligned with the original design artifacts and proposals.

OpenSpec change management is limited to workflows where teams use the openspec CLI to manage feature changes. It enforces minimal, scoped code changes, meaning it does not support ad-hoc modifications outside the defined task requirements.