openspec-apply-change

Automate task implementation from OpenSpec changes by executing a script that handles various workflow states and provides necessary context and instructions for execution. It requires openspec CLI and Python to run.

Track progress during OpenSpec change implementation through detailed status reporting and dynamic workflow updates, which adapt to different execution states and handle blockers gracefully.

Yes, you need Python installed because the automation scripts for task implementation require it, alongside the openspec CLI, to execute workflow automation and manage change states.

Manage workflow states by using dynamic task implementation automation that adapts to different change states, providing contextual files and instructions while handling errors or blockers gracefully.

OpenSpec task implementation fails when context is missing because the automation requires specific context files and instructions to handle workflow states and execute changes accurately.

Yes, you can specify a change name manually for OpenSpec task automation, or let the system infer the target change automatically from the current workflow context.