openspec-apply-change

To apply OpenSpec changes, you provide the change name to initiate a guided workflow that checks status, reads context files, and executes implementation tasks iteratively. The skill automates updating task lists and context as work completes.

You can resume paused implementation tasks by invoking the skill at any time to adjust or advance a change. It reads the current CLI status and context files to determine remaining work and guide you through resuming execution.

Status-driven change management checks the OpenSpec CLI output to understand the current schema, artifacts, and progress. It then dynamically presents remaining tasks and instructions to guide the implementation workflow forward.

Yes, applying changes relies on the OpenSpec CLI to read status and apply-instructions. The CLI output drives the workflow, providing the schema and dynamic instructions needed to update context files and execute tasks.

Yes, when the skill automatically determines which OpenSpec change to apply, it announces the chosen change and provides override options. You can specify a different change name to adjust the implementation workflow.

Tracking implementation progress is handled by reading CLI status and updating task lists as work completes. The skill presents the current schema, progress, remaining tasks, and dynamic instructions to maintain visibility.