openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change application involves guiding change selection, performing status checks, and executing tasks until completion. This workflow uses the OpenSpec CLI to read context files, apply instructions, and dynamically update task statuses across the entire lifecycle.

Managing an in-flight OpenSpec change workflow requires reading existing context files and continuing task execution. The system guides you through remaining tasks, provides dynamic guidance for any blocks, and pauses execution when issues arise until all tasks are done.

OpenSpec task execution handles blocked changes by providing dynamic guidance when issues arise during the workflow. It pauses the task execution lifecycle, reports progress, and keeps context visible so you can resolve blocks before continuing with the change application.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI to apply change management tasks. The workflow relies on the CLI to guide change selection, inspect status, read context files, and update task statuses throughout the implementation process.

Yes, you can start applying an OpenSpec change without a specific name because the system can infer the active change automatically. Once selected, it proceeds with reading context and executing tasks until the workflow completes or pauses.

Your OpenSpec change workflow pauses before completion when dynamic guidance is triggered by issues or blocks during task execution. The system stops to report progress and allow for problem resolution before updating task statuses and continuing the lifecycle.