openspec-apply-change

Automate OpenSpec change task implementation by using a skill that reads context files, executes defined tasks, and updates progress automatically. It streamlines development workflows by handling various schemas and artifact requirements.

Yes, the openspec CLI is required to apply change tasks. The skill depends on the CLI for performing status checks and retrieving task instructions during the automated implementation process.

Progress tracking works by monitoring and reporting on task completion status as each task is executed. The skill updates progress automatically, providing clear visibility into what has been implemented and what remains.

Yes, you can systematically implement features requiring multiple development tasks. The skill reads the OpenSpec change definition, executes each task in sequence, and ensures all artifact requirements are met before updating completion status.

The best way to start implementing tasks is to invoke the skill with the name of your target change. The skill then reads context files, retrieves instructions via the openspec CLI, and begins applying the changes automatically.

Yes, the workflow automation supports various schemas and artifact requirements. When applying an OpenSpec change, the skill adapts to the defined task structures and handles the specific artifacts needed for implementation.