openspec-apply

Invoke the apply workflow with an optional change name. It runs openspec status and openspec instructions apply to load context files and the task list, then implements each pending task and marks its checkbox complete in the tasks file.

The workflow infers the change from conversation context or auto-selects when only one active change exists. If ambiguous, it runs openspec list --json and asks you to pick from the available changes.

No, CodeGraph is an enhancement, not a blocker. It runs codegraph explore to ground implementation in real code structure, but if it returns no useful results the workflow falls back to ripgrep or grep for manual code search.

The baseline health gate fails when the project does not compile, checked via a build such as ./gradlew :app:assembleDebug. You choose to fix the baseline first or force-continue with the risk recorded in the change.

Yes. Before the first edit it runs openspec list --json and scans other active changes' proposal and tasks files for overlapping modules. If a conflict is found, it prints an overlap table and asks you to confirm ordering.

The workflow suggests running the verify step to compile, lint, and run affected-module unit tests, then archiving the change. Behavior-changing tasks should also have unit tests added or updated before being marked complete.