openspec-apply-change

To automate OpenSpec change task implementation, use this Skill to execute defined development steps sequentially. It retrieves instructions via the openspec CLI, applies spec-driven development, and systematically completes iterative tasks while tracking progress.

Spec-driven development task automation executes predefined tasks from a change specification to streamline workflows. It manages task completion by using the openspec CLI for status checks, retrieving instructions, and managing artifacts throughout the implementation process.

Yes, executing spec-driven development tasks requires the openspec CLI. The Skill depends on the CLI to perform status checks, retrieve task instructions, and manage artifacts required for systematically applying changes to your workflow.

To implement tasks for a specific OpenSpec change, provide the change name such as 'feature-x' to the Skill. If not explicitly provided, the Skill infers or prompts for the correct change to begin executing its defined development tasks.

Yes, you can track progress automatically when applying OpenSpec changes. The Skill monitors task completion status and reports progress continuously as it executes each development step defined within the change specification.

Automating OpenSpec change implementation is limited to workflows actively managed via OpenSpec. It requires the openspec CLI for artifact management and status checks, meaning it cannot execute tasks outside of a defined spec-driven development context.