openspec-apply-change

Automate OpenSpec change implementation by using an interactive CLI workflow that guides you through selecting the target change, checking status, retrieving instructions, and performing focused code changes. It reads context files, updates task lists, and reports progress until all tasks are complete.

OpenSpec change management handles blocked progress and ambiguous inputs by querying current progress, displaying status artifacts, and prompting for next steps. It relies on the openspec CLI to read context files and navigate multi-change environments until the block is resolved.

Track OpenSpec task completion by applying minimal, focused code changes and updating task checkboxes as tasks finish. The workflow reads relevant specs and design artifacts, then reports the overall progress to ensure all remaining tasks are accurately audited.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to apply changes, as the workflow relies on it to fetch task lists, read context files like specs and proposals, and drive the implementation. The CLI orchestrates the status checks and progress updates required for completion.

Yes, you can manage multiple changes in a single environment. The workflow identifies the target OpenSpec change to apply, handles ambiguous inputs, and guides you through selecting the specific change before checking status and retrieving apply instructions.