openspec-apply-change

OpenSpec change execution automates end-to-end task implementation by guiding you through change selection, status checks, context reading, and iterative task updates until all tasks are done or blocked.

Schema-driven workflow orchestration applies state-machine logic to manage change execution, dynamically providing instructions based on the current state, handling blocked conditions, and tracking progress across different schemas.

Applying changes from OpenSpec handles blocked and completed states by reading contextual artifacts, evaluating current progress, and providing status-aware guidance to navigate or resolve execution halts.

CLI-driven orchestration supports incremental task updates by inspecting status, reading context, and updating task completion states iteratively without losing track of the overall change execution progress.

Task-driven OpenSpec change execution requires a change name or context to initiate, using that input to select the appropriate change and begin guiding you through the schema-driven workflow.

Automated state-machine task automation is not suitable when changes lack defined schemas or when tasks require manual, non-iterative interventions that cannot be processed through incremental status updates and context reading.