openspec-apply-change-ai-kit

To implement OpenSpec tasks, use the openspec apply command with a specific change name. The workflow reads status, applies instructions, and iterates through pending tasks with minimal scoped edits to update your codebase.

A schema-driven workflow applies codebase updates by reading spec-driven artifacts like proposals, specs, designs, and tasks. It uses OpenSpec CLI instructions to ensure implementation adheres to required context files and structured schemas.

Progress tracking works by updating task completion state after each scoped edit. The workflow handles blocked, all_done, and pause-on-unclear conditions, ensuring state-safe execution while marking tasks complete throughout the implementation lifecycle.

Yes, you can resume interrupted task implementation. The workflow supports starting, resuming, or continuing implementation, and automatically pauses on unclear tasks or errors to prevent invalid codebase updates until the issue resolves.

No, you do not need to manually read context files. The workflow automatically reads the contextFiles returned by the OpenSpec CLI, allowing you to implement changes directly against the actual artifacts the change references.

When all tasks in an OpenSpec change are completed, the workflow handles the all_done state. It verifies that all pending tasks have been implemented with minimal scoped edits and updates the final task completion state.