openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change application involves selecting a change, checking its status, reading context files like proposals and specs, and executing tasks iteratively until completion or a blocked state is reached.

Tracking OpenSpec task implementation is handled by reading and updating task artifacts across schema-driven workflows, which allows the system to monitor progress and identify blocked or completed states during execution.

Yes, applying code implementation changes automatically requires the openspec CLI, as the workflow relies on it to guide change selection, read context files, and drive the task implementation process.

When OpenSpec changes are blocked during automated task execution, the workflow provides guidance, pauses for clarification or artifact updates, and supports iterative work on a single change until the blocker is resolved.

Yes, OpenSpec manages context files by reading proposals, specs, design, and tasks documents to drive code implementation, and it updates these change artifacts automatically as work progresses.