openspec-apply-change

To implement tasks defined in an OpenSpec change, use this Skill to guide you through schema-specific workflows, retrieving instructions via the openspec CLI, and systematically updating progress as you complete code modifications and file updates.

Tracking progress when applying OpenSpec changes involves reading contextual files and utilizing the openspec CLI for status checks. This process clearly displays remaining tasks, handles blocked items, and identifies when all change requirements are met.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to apply specification changes. It is a required dependency for performing status checks and retrieving dynamic instructions based on the current state of the change and its schema.

Contextual guidance for OpenSpec task implementation works by reading relevant files and providing dynamic instructions based on the current state of the change and its schema, ensuring systematic task completion and specification adherence.

When all tasks in an OpenSpec change are completed, the workflow handles this state by clearly displaying that progress is complete. It ensures all code modifications, file updates, and specification requirements have been systematically met.

Yes, you can use this approach for blocked tasks in a software development workflow. The system explicitly handles cases where tasks are blocked, ensuring systematic progress tracking and contextual file manipulation are maintained.