openspec-continue-change

To continue an OpenSpec change workflow, use the continue-change command to automatically identify and create the next artifact. If no specific change name is provided, the tool prompts you to select from the most recently modified changes.

Artifact creation handles user selection by prompting you to choose from the most recently modified changes when a specific change name is not supplied. This ensures you can track progress and continue the correct workflow seamlessly.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to manage change continuation. The Skill requires the openspec CLI to perform artifact creation, execute status checks, and track the overall progress of your workflow changes.

The best way to track OpenSpec change status is by using the continue-change command, which provides real-time updates on the change status and the artifacts created. This ensures consistent workflow progression without manual oversight.

You can automate workflow progression by running the continue-change command, which infers context from user input to create the next artifact. It allows you to select from recently modified changes to maintain efficient workflow progression.

Your OpenSpec change workflow requires manual artifact creation if you are not using an automated continuation tool. Implementing the continue-change command streamlines this by automatically identifying and generating the next required artifact.