openspec-apply-change

To implement OpenSpec change tasks, you apply the change by selecting the target, parsing CLI JSON output for task status, and iteratively executing required modifications using context files. The process pauses for blockers and suggests next actions.

Handling ambiguous OpenSpec changes involves auto-detecting or prompting for the target change context. The implementation process parses CLI JSON to understand schema sources, then reads required context files to guide task execution.

Yes, automating OpenSpec change task execution requires the openspec CLI with JSON output support and the ability to read and modify context files listed by the CLI. This enables status parsing and guided implementation.

Guided implementation dynamically pauses for design issues or blockers during OpenSpec change execution. It reads required context files, shows progress, and suggests next actions to iteratively complete tasks with safeguards.

OpenSpec change implementation pauses for clarification to handle ambiguous states and ensure accurate task execution. This dynamic handling prevents errors when multiple artifacts or design issues are involved.