openspec-apply-change

Applying OpenSpec changes incrementally requires reading schema status and fetching apply instructions to loop through pending tasks. The workflow executes tasks one-by-one with guardrails, pausing on ambiguity or blockers, and updating task completion state while reporting progress.

Task orchestration for schema-driven code changes uses CLI commands to determine workflow schema and load concrete context files. It automatically selects the right change from context or prompts you when multiple active changes exist, ensuring minimal scoped modifications.

Applying code changes to partially complete or blocked tasks requires a workflow that pauses for user prompting when needed. It reads the correct schema, executes pending tasks sequentially, and marks task checkboxes complete as it progresses through the implementation.

OpenSpec apply instructions support automatic change selection by inferring from conversation context. When multiple active changes exist, the system prompts you to choose the correct change before reading the workflow schema and fetching context files.

OpenSpec status commands enable progress tracking for incremental code implementations by determining the workflow schema. The system reads status to identify pending tasks, fetches apply instructions, and updates task completion state while reporting implementation progress.

Agent automation workflows pause during OpenSpec task implementation when encountering ambiguity or blockers in pending tasks. The system needs user prompting to resolve these issues before continuing the incremental workflow and marking task checkboxes complete.