openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec task implementation involves executing defined change tasks to update code and artifacts. This workflow reads necessary context files and updates task statuses automatically, ensuring development aligns with specified requirements.

Spec-driven development manages change tasks by defining feature requirements before implementation. It reads context files to apply changes to the codebase and tracks progress against the specification, ensuring development aligns efficiently.

Yes, applying changes to your codebase requires the openspec CLI for change management and instruction retrieval. This dependency ensures the implementation process correctly reads context files and updates task statuses.

To execute tasks from a specific OpenSpec change, you apply the change named 'feature-x'. The process infers or prompts for the correct change if not explicitly provided, then reads context files to implement the associated tasks.

Yes, you can update task statuses automatically when implementing OpenSpec changes. The process executes defined tasks, updates progress, and handles various states while applying changes to code and artifacts.

If you do not specify the change name when applying an OpenSpec task, the process infers or prompts for the correct change. This contextual awareness ensures the right context files are read before implementing the associated tasks.