openspec-apply-change

To apply OpenSpec changes, you can use an automated workflow that selects a change, checks its status, reads required context files, and iteratively implements tasks until all are completed. This requires the openspec CLI and access to change data.

Executing an OpenSpec change end-to-end involves selecting the change, retrieving apply instructions, reading relevant context files like proposal and specs, and iteratively implementing tasks while updating task artifacts until all tasks are completed.

Yes, you can resume an in-progress OpenSpec change. The workflow supports starting a new change, continuing a paused change, or resolving blocked changes by checking task progress and guiding you through the remaining implementation steps.

Change management for blocked OpenSpec tasks uses guided prompts to help resolve the issue. The workflow checks the current status, reads the required context files, and provides a structured approach to continue or resolve the blocked change.

Yes, the openspec CLI is required to automate task implementation. You need it installed and available in your environment to select changes, retrieve apply instructions, and update task artifacts as work progresses.

When applying an OpenSpec change, the workflow reads relevant context files including the proposal, specs, design, and tasks. It uses these files to understand the required work and updates the task artifacts as implementation progresses.