openspec-apply-change

Implement OpenSpec changes by selecting the active change, checking its status via the OpenSpec CLI, loading apply instructions, and completing tasks sequentially while updating progress checkboxes and handling blockers immediately.

Spec-driven change management turns a defined set of specification tasks into concrete implementation work with clear progress tracking, status checks, and iterative task completion across schema-specific artifacts and context files.

To continue a partially completed OpenSpec change, the workflow loads relevant artifacts, inspects the current schema and task state, reports existing progress, and safely carries the implementation forward from the last completed task.

Progress tracking during OpenSpec task implementation works by inspecting the current task state, working through tasks one by one, updating task checkboxes as each item is completed, and pausing when blockers or unclear requirements appear.

When an OpenSpec change request is ambiguous, the workflow identifies the correct change from conversation context or lists available changes for selection before loading apply instructions and proceeding with implementation.

Yes, applying OpenSpec changes to schema-specific artifacts requires the OpenSpec CLI for status checks, loading apply instructions, and retrieving required context files before making any modifications.