openspec-apply-change

Automating OpenSpec change management involves orchestrating selection, status checks, and task execution through CLI-driven workflows. The system coordinates context files and dynamic instructions to apply changes incrementally until completion.

An OpenSpec task workflow is a structured process for tracking and implementing changes through incremental tasks. You need it when managing changes with multiple tasks and potential blockers that require interactive guidance for safe implementation.

Handling blocked or ongoing changes in OpenSpec requires checking status, reporting progress, and managing states like blocked or all_done. The workflow prompts you interactively to resolve ambiguity and safely apply remaining tasks.

Yes, you can apply multiple OpenSpec tasks interactively without manual status checks by using an orchestration workflow. It automatically reads context files, shows progress, and applies tasks sequentially until all changes are complete.

OpenSpec change automation works with ambiguous change names by prompting you interactively when ambiguity exists. You can start by selecting a change name or letting the system infer it, then follow prompts to apply tasks safely.

A limitation of automating OpenSpec change application is that it requires interactive prompts when ambiguity exists, meaning it cannot fully run unattended for complex changes. It also relies on existing schema for CLI-driven workflows to return context and progress.