openspec-apply-parallel

You can execute OpenSpec changes concurrently by invoking the skill with a change name, which spawns parallel subagents to implement disjoint task groups simultaneously while enforcing strict path ownership and correct migration sequencing.

Disjoint path ownership ensures subagents only modify their designated paths during parallel multi-group OpenSpec deployment, preventing file conflicts and maintaining strict coordination across independent modules.

Use parallel subagents for automated deployment when handling complex software updates involving multiple independent modules with substantial parallel tasks, enabling simultaneous implementation to reduce overall build and deployment time.

Yes, multi-group OpenSpec changes can be coordinated without path conflicts through scoped ownership enforcement and stepwise recombination, which cross-checks subagents to ensure they respect disjoint path boundaries and correct migration sequencing.

Stepwise recombination sequentially merges outputs from parallel subagents after they complete disjoint tasks, cross-checking results to ensure consistent versioning and correct dependency management across all refactored modules.

Parallel subagent deployment is limited to complex updates involving independent modules; if OpenSpec changes require modifying overlapping paths or have strict sequential dependencies, parallel execution may cause conflicts and is not recommended.