openspec-apply-change

Executing OpenSpec changes end-to-end involves selecting a change name, validating its schema, and applying tasks iteratively until completion. The workflow reads context files as needed and handles blocked or all-done states with suggested next steps.

Guided OpenSpec change execution is a structured, repeatable workflow that selects a change, assesses its status, reads context, and applies tasks until all are complete. It provides clear announcements and dynamic instructions for minimal, scoped changes.

Starting an OpenSpec change workflow when a change name is inferred involves the skill automatically selecting the change, showing current progress, and reading context files. You then follow the dynamic instructions to implement tasks to completion.

You can use this workflow to handle blocked or completed OpenSpec changes. It gracefully informs you when a change is blocked or already in an all-done state, shows current progress, and suggests appropriate next steps to proceed.

OpenSpec change application supports a fluid, interactive execution model that allows interleaved actions and artifact updates as needed. It reads context files and applies tasks iteratively with minimal, scoped changes throughout the workflow.

Context reading is needed during change management task automation to provide context-driven instructions for applying tasks iteratively. It ensures the workflow makes minimal, scoped changes by assessing status and determining the schema before execution.