openspec-apply-change

To automate OpenSpec change implementation, the Skill guides you through selecting a change, inspecting its schema, reading context, and executing tasks incrementally with live progress updates. It handles blocked and completed states while updating tasks in place to reflect progress.

Tracking OpenSpec task progress is handled through checkbox-style updates and live status outputs. The Skill announces the active change, reads necessary artifacts, and updates tasks in place, enabling safe, incremental changes and pause/resume support for collaborative workflows.

Schema inspection during OpenSpec changes involves parsing the change schema to discover artifacts and check statuses. This informs the next steps by providing context-aware guidance before executing tasks, ensuring safe and incremental updates.

Yes, OpenSpec task automation supports pause and resume functionality for blocked workflows. The Skill handles blocked and completed states explicitly, reading artifacts and updating tasks in place so you can safely continue incremental implementation later.

No, you do not need to manually read context files before starting OpenSpec change execution. The Skill automatically reads necessary context files and parses schemas to produce actionable outputs, guiding you through stepwise task implementation.