openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change execution is done by selecting a change and following guided prompts to incrementally apply tasks. The workflow reads CLI instruction outputs, updates task checkboxes upon completion, and pauses when ambiguity or blockers are encountered.

Managing task execution status in an OpenSpec workflow is handled automatically by analyzing the change state to determine schema and progress. It applies tasks incrementally with minimal changes, updating task checkboxes as each step is completed.

Continuing an incomplete OpenSpec task without manual coordination is achieved through status-driven execution. The system infers the active change, inspects current progress, retrieves remaining instructions, and resumes execution from the last completed checkbox.

OpenSpec task execution does pause when CLI instructions are ambiguous or blocked. It enforces guardrails during context-aware application and halts the incremental task workflow to prevent incorrect changes until the ambiguity is resolved.

Inferring the active OpenSpec change automatically from CLI output is a core guided selection feature. It reads context files from the CLI output to determine the current schema, retrieves the corresponding instructions, and initiates the task execution workflow.

Incremental task execution updates checkboxes in OpenSpec changes to track progress accurately within the status-driven workflow. This context-aware application ensures minimal changes are applied per task, maintaining synchronization between the execution state and the change schema.