openspec-apply-change

To resume a partially completed spec-driven change, load the active change, read its current task list, and continue executing pending tasks one by one while updating the task file checkboxes to synchronize progress state safely.

The best way to implement OpenSpec change tasks is by orchestrating task-by-task execution, reading the schema-specific context files before coding, and immediately updating each task checkbox in the file to maintain accurate workflow coordination.

Yes, automating change implementation requires the openspec CLI to inspect status, retrieve apply instructions, and load the necessary schema-driven context files before safely completing the required code changes.

Workflow coordination handles blocked tasks by stopping the change implementation cleanly when instructions are unclear, ensuring no task checkboxes are incorrectly updated and the current progress state remains accurately synchronized.

Yes, you can select a specific OpenSpec change to start coding by identifying the correct change target directly from the conversation context or by choosing from the list of available active changes.