openspec-apply-change

Automate OpenSpec change task implementation by running the 'opsx:apply' command with a specific change name, which structures task execution, tracks progress, and handles errors automatically.

Track task progress during OpenSpec change implementation through automated status checking, which reads the schema and continuously monitors and updates task status throughout the execution process.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI is a required dependency to apply changes automatically, as the skill relies on it to execute tasks, infer context, and manage structured change implementation.

Automated change management handles errors by detecting blockers during the implementation process, pausing task execution, and providing structured error reporting for resolution.

Yes, you can select an OpenSpec change by explicitly providing its name to the apply command, or the system can automatically infer the correct change from the current context.

Limitations of automating OpenSpec task execution include strict dependency on the OpenSpec CLI for operation and the need for predefined schemas, as unsupported change types may cause blockers.