openspec-apply-change

You can automate OpenSpec task execution by providing a change name to begin; the system then orchestrates change selection, status checks, and per-task implementation across various schemas and states automatically.

Context-driven change management works by reading apply-context instruction files to enforce scoped decisions, dynamically guiding task progress while pausing for clarification only when requirements are ambiguous or blocked.

When change requirements are unclear during CLI automation, the workflow pauses execution and prompts for clarification to ensure context-driven decisions align before proceeding with scoped task implementation.

Yes, you can apply OpenSpec changes end-to-end without manual checks because the automation evaluates status, shows real-time progress, and handles completion or blocked states dynamically throughout the workflow.

The best way to track task progress during OpenSpec change application is using automated status evaluation, which reads context files and updates implementation progress in real time across multiple schemas.

No, you do not need to specify a change name to start; if omitted, the system infers the change name from context and begins applying the OpenSpec change immediately.