openspec-apply-change

To automate OpenSpec task implementation, you can use a spec-driven workflow skill that parses change status, retrieves apply instructions, and iteratively executes tasks until completion or a blocker is encountered.

Start implementing an OpenSpec feature by invoking the apply-change skill with the target change name. The skill infers or prompts for the correct change, reads context files, and begins task execution automatically.

Yes, OpenSpec task automation requires the openspec CLI for interaction. The skill relies on the CLI to parse change status, retrieve apply instructions, and iteratively implement tasks within the development workflow.

OpenSpec tracks progress during automated task implementation by monitoring the change status and reporting on task completion. It iteratively implements tasks and stops only when the change is complete or a blocker is encountered.

When an OpenSpec change implementation hits a blocker, the automated task execution stops. The skill iteratively implements tasks until completion or until it encounters a blocker, ensuring adherence to the specification up to that point.