openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change implementation requires a Skill that checks change status, fetches apply instructions, and guides iterative task updates until completion. It uses the OpenSpec CLI to apply changes across multiple schemas consistently.

The OpenSpec change workflow turns vague change narratives into concrete, actionable steps. It involves selecting changes, checking status via CLI, and stepping through apply instructions to update task artifacts until all tasks are complete.

Yes, applying OpenSpec change management tasks requires the OpenSpec CLI and access to the change repository. The CLI fetches status, apply instructions, and contextual artifacts needed to guide iterative task updates.

To check OpenSpec change status, run openspec status --change "<name>" --json. Fetch apply instructions by running openspec instructions apply --change "<name>" --json to begin implementing tasks and guiding updates.

Yes, this automated code workflow supports variant workflows and works with multiple OpenSpec schemas. It reads context from generated artifacts to adapt guidance for consistent change implementation across different schema structures.

The best way to manage code workflow changes is through guided iterative execution. By repeatedly checking change status and applying instructions via OpenSpec CLI, teams ensure changes are implemented consistently and all task artifacts are updated until completion.