openspec-apply-change

You can automate OpenSpec changes by using a workflow that guides you through status checks, context retrieval, and step-by-step task execution. It orchestrates the entire process from selecting a change to updating task checkboxes and reporting completion.

The best way to track progress for spec-driven workflows involves assessing current status, reading apply instructions, and updating task checkboxes within artifacts. This ensures accurate monitoring throughout the change application lifecycle.

Yes, managing OpenSpec changes requires the OpenSpec CLI. The workflow reads apply instructions directly from the CLI to orchestrate status checks, retrieve context files, and execute tasks accurately.

When blockers or ambiguities arise during task implementation, the workflow automatically pauses execution and prompts the user. This allows for fluid updates to artifacts and clarifying issues before continuing.

Automating OpenSpec workflow updates is limited by its dependency on the CLI for reading apply instructions. It pauses execution when encountering blockers, requiring manual intervention to resolve ambiguities before resuming automated tasks.