openspec-apply-change

You can automate OpenSpec task execution by using a guided workflow that reads context files and apply instructions, tracking status across proposals, specs, designs, and tasks. This updates task checkboxes automatically as tasks are completed.

The best way to track blocked OpenSpec changes is by using status monitoring within a change workflow that identifies blocked, in-progress, or complete states across artifacts. This prevents developers from losing context or getting stuck on blockers.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI to implement spec-driven change workflows. It is required to monitor status, read context files, and update task checkboxes as tasks are completed across complex schema-driven steps.

You update task checkboxes in OpenSpec specs and designs by running an automated change application process that reads context files and monitors progress. As tasks are completed, the system automatically updates the checkboxes within the generated artifacts.

Yes, you can apply OpenSpec changes across multiple artifacts without losing context. A guided change application workflow handles proposals, specs, designs, and tasks simultaneously, reading context files to ensure schema-driven steps are executed accurately.