openspec-apply-change

To automate task implementation from an OpenSpec change, use the `/opsx:apply` command. This automatically selects tasks, checks status, and executes focused code changes, streamlining the workflow and reducing manual iterations.

OpenSpec task automation automatically selects tasks, checks workflow status, and executes minimal code changes. It streamlines spec-driven workflows by ensuring efficient and accurate task completion for developers.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to apply changes to your workflow. The Skill requires this dependency to handle various workflow schemas and automate task selection and code execution.

When tasks are ambiguous, the OpenSpec apply change Skill prompts the user for input to clarify the selection. This ensures the correct task is targeted before executing code changes.

Yes, you can check task progress and workflow schema status during code implementation. The Skill provides real-time status updates on task progress and the overall workflow schema.

The best way to execute minimal code changes for OpenSpec tasks is by using the `/opsx:apply` command. It focuses on targeted task execution to complete specified changes efficiently, reducing errors.