openspec-apply-change

The OpenSpec apply change workflow automates task-driven implementation by decomposing a change into tasks. It guides you through change selection, status checks, and code implementation with dynamic instructions that adapt to blocked or completed states.

Managing blocked tasks during OpenSpec code implementation involves using dynamic instructions and progress tracking. The workflow detects blocked and all_done states, providing clear guidance to ensure safe, incremental progress with minimal, auditable code changes.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI to implement tasks from a defined change. The workflow requires the CLI to operate, guiding you through change selection, status checks, retrieving apply instructions, and iterating over tasks to completion.

Yes, you can track progress incrementally when applying OpenSpec changes. The task-oriented implementation provides dynamic instructions and progress tracking that adapt to blocked or completed states, ensuring safe, incremental progress with minimal, auditable code changes.

Task-driven implementation for applying OpenSpec changes coordinates the workflow from selection to completion, including artifact updates. It reads context from apply instructions and ensures safe, incremental progress with minimal, auditable code changes compared to manual coding.

When all tasks in an OpenSpec change are completed, the workflow handles the all_done state with clear guidance. This ensures the change adoption is fully coordinated from selection to completion, including any necessary artifact updates.