openspec-apply-change

To implement pending tasks from an OpenSpec change, the skill identifies the change, reads context files to determine the working schema, and executes tasks iteratively with guardrails until completion.

Guided change management for software implementation is a workflow that reads relevant context artifacts, displays progress, and applies pending tasks in a loop with guardrails to keep work aligned.

You track implementation progress within a CLI workflow by checking the change status to determine the working schema, which displays current progress and dynamically instructs the next pending tasks.

Yes, you can apply an OpenSpec change without explicitly providing the name, as the skill can infer the change name automatically or use a user-provided name to start the implementation loop.

When blockers occur during task automation implementation, the guided execution loop handles them with clear guardrails, allowing you to stop, assess the blocker, and continue work without losing context.

No specific dependencies are required to orchestrate OpenSpec changes end-to-end, as the skill operates independently to read context files, display progress, and implement pending tasks within a repeatable workflow.