openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec changes involves orchestrating status checks, reading context files, and executing tasks in order. This workflow guides you through selecting a change, implementing required tasks, and updating progress checkboxes until all items are complete.

Real-time task progress tracking for CLI-based change management is handled by updating task checkboxes as implementation progresses. The workflow pauses and resumes based on user prompts, ensuring each task is completed sequentially before moving forward.

Start applying incremental changes by listing available changes with the CLI, checking a specific change's status, retrieving apply instructions, and then implementing tasks sequentially while updating progress until completion.

Yes, task execution for OpenSpec changes supports clear pause and resume prompts. This interleaved action capability allows you to stop implementation, update artifacts if design issues arise, and resume the workflow seamlessly.

Yes, reading context files is a required step before implementation. The workflow automates retrieving these context files from OpenSpec to ensure you have the necessary information before beginning task execution.

If design issues arise during task implementation, the workflow supports interleaved actions including artifact updates. You can address the design problem, update related artifacts, and then continue with the guided task execution process.