openspec-apply-change

You can automate applying OpenSpec changes by initiating a guided workflow that selects the change, checks its status, reads context files, and iteratively implements tasks while tracking progress and updating checkboxes.

The best way to track progress during OpenSpec task implementation is using an automated workflow that provides dynamic progress updates and immediately updates task checkboxes as work proceeds.

Change management handles blocked or completed OpenSpec tasks by enforcing guardrails that report blockers and prevent re-entry into completed states during the iterative task workflow.

Yes, the apply workflow supports inference of the change name, allowing you to start without providing it explicitly, though supplying the change name initiates the workflow faster.

No, you do not need external dependencies to execute OpenSpec change management tasks, as the workflow operates independently to read context, enforce guardrails, and update task progress across schemas.

Your OpenSpec change workflow stops at status checks because the guided evaluation enforces guardrails that report blockers or identify completed states before allowing task implementation to proceed.