openspec-apply-change

OpenSpec change tasks are implemented by selecting a change, running status checks, reading context files for apply instructions, and executing tasks iteratively until completion to ensure minimal, scoped updates with progress tracking.

The OpenSpec workflow handles blocked states by providing guidance for continuation once blockers clear, and all-done states by guiding task completion and archival. This ensures smooth iterative task work and proper change lifecycle management.

Context-driven execution for OpenSpec changes works by reading apply instructions and context files to drive incremental changes. This ensures minimal, scoped updates that align precisely with the defined change requirements and task scope.

Yes, you can use OpenSpec to track progress for incremental code changes. It guides status checks and task execution, ensuring minimal, scoped updates while maintaining continuous progress tracking throughout the change application process.

When an OpenSpec change task is blocked, the workflow provides specific guidance for continuation. It reads context files and apply instructions to help resolve blockers and resume iterative task work until all tasks are complete.