openspec-apply-change

Automating task implementation from a specification change is done by executing defined tasks to update artifacts like code, documentation, and tests according to the spec. This workflow automation ensures adherence to defined specifications.

Updating artifacts based on an OpenSpec change is handled by applying schemas like 'spec-driven' to process proposal, specs, design, tasks, tests, and documentation contexts. This ensures all project artifacts remain synchronized with the specification.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to apply specification changes. The CLI is required for executing the implementation process and checking the completion status of the defined tasks.

Yes, you can track progress automatically when implementing specification tasks. The skill monitors and reports on task completion status, providing clear visibility into the overall progress of your specification implementation.

Automating code generation from a spec-driven development workflow streamlines the process of translating feature specifications into necessary code, documentation, and test artifacts. This reduces manual errors and ensures strict adherence to the defined requirements.

Yes, openspec-apply-change supports different artifact contexts including proposal, specs, design, tasks, tests, and documentation. It handles these contexts using various schemas like 'spec-driven' to update the correct project files.