openspec-continue-change

To continue an OpenSpec change, use the CLI to retrieve the change status and generate the next required artifact in the sequence. This enforces dependency checks and template-based creation to ensure artifacts are created in the proper order.

The OpenSpec workflow sequence is a CLI-driven process that enforces dependency checks and status-oriented progression. It ensures artifacts are generated from templates in a structured order, maintaining traceability throughout the change lifecycle.

OpenSpec dependency checks are enforced automatically when you continue a change. The workflow reads completed dependencies and applies rules to guide artifact creation, ensuring prerequisites are met before generating the next template-based file.

Yes, you can update an ongoing OpenSpec change by progressing through artifacts. The CLI assesses the current change status and available dependencies to generate the next required artifact, maintaining sequence and consistency.

The best way to manage OpenSpec artifact progression is using the CLI continue-change command. It retrieves change status, enforces dependency checks, and applies template-based creation to ensure structured, traceable progression for your team.

OpenSpec enforces a specific artifact creation sequence to maintain order and consistency. By applying status-oriented progression and dependency checks, the workflow ensures traceable and structured changes throughout the project lifecycle.