openspec-apply-change

You can automate task implementation from an OpenSpec change by using a spec-driven workflow that executes predefined tasks, automatically handling coding, documentation, and testing based on your defined specifications.

To track progress for OpenSpec task implementation, you can use task progression monitoring that reports on the completion status of tasks within a change, ensuring artifact management and progress reporting are continuously updated.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to execute spec-driven development workflows, as the task automation and artifact management processes require this command line interface for execution.

Yes, you can automatically generate code and tests from OpenSpec specifications by applying a change, which streamlines the development workflow by executing predefined tasks and updating artifacts as needed.

You should use spec-driven workflows for development task automation when you have a new feature defined in OpenSpec and need to automatically start implementing associated tasks like writing code, updating documentation, or creating tests.

No, openspec-apply-change requires predefined tasks from an OpenSpec change to function, as it relies on defined specifications to automate the process of coding, documentation, and testing.