openspec-apply-change

To manage OpenSpec changes, provide the change name to the Skill, which orchestrates status checks and applies pending tasks incrementally using the openspec CLI. It reads context files and updates task progress in place for consistent traceability across multiple in-flight changes.

The best way to execute OpenSpec tasks across various states is through schema-aware task execution that handles blocked, in-progress, and completed statuses. It applies dynamic instruction flows with structured progress reporting to ensure consistent change work.

Context loading works by reading contextual artifacts and files as needed during task implementation. The Skill applies changes incrementally and updates task progress in place, ensuring the execution flow remains aware of existing context throughout the OpenSpec workflow.

Yes, you can use this approach for spec-driven change workflows across multiple changes. It guides change selection and status checks to determine what tasks exist, are blocked, or are complete, helping developers pick a change and report updated progress.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to orchestrate end-to-end change management. The Skill relies on the CLI to determine task statuses, apply changes incrementally, and update progress in place for consistent and traceable spec-driven workflows.