openspec-apply-change

Automating spec-driven development task implementation involves executing specific tasks outlined in an OpenSpec change. This Skill handles task selection, status checking, instruction retrieval, and context file reading to iteratively complete defined specifications.

OpenSpec change implementation is the process of executing tasks defined within a specification. It manages progression by selecting tasks, reading necessary context files, updating completion status, and handling potential blockers iteratively.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to apply changes to your development workflow. The Skill requires this CLI dependency to interact with OpenSpec, infer the correct change, and retrieve implementation instructions.

To start implementing an OpenSpec change for a new feature, you specify the change name. The Skill then prompts for or infers the correct change, reads context files, and begins iterative task completion.

Yes, you can track progress automatically when executing spec-driven development tasks. The Skill updates progress continuously as it applies changes and handles task status checking throughout the implementation workflow.

When encountering blockers during change implementation, the Skill handles them as part of its iterative task completion process. It manages task selection and status checking to address potential issues within the development workflow.