openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change application involves guiding selection, checking status, and executing tasks. This workflow aligns multiple artifacts like proposal, specs, design, and tasks while handling blocked or completed states to keep everything in sync.

Tracking task execution in a spec-driven workflow requires state-aware automation that handles in-progress, blocked, and all-done states. It uses dynamic instructions and artifact readouts to report progress and minimize manual overhead.

Yes, you can use the openspec CLI to manage change application across projects. It enables repeatable workflows by driving status checks, instructions, and application steps for schema-driven guidance and dynamic context management.

Handling blocked or completed states when applying changes to design documents requires state-aware execution. The system provides dynamic instructions and artifact readouts to manage these states without losing sync with your proposal and specs.

No, you do not need to manually sync artifacts when implementing an OpenSpec change. The automation guides change selection and task execution, automatically aligning available artifacts like proposal, specs, design, and tasks.