openspec-continue-change

You can automatically generate the next OpenSpec artifact by running this Skill, which checks the current change status and creates the subsequent proposal, specification, design, or task file required by your predefined schema.

A schema-driven workflow is a structured development process that adapts to predefined schemas, such as spec-driven, to generate artifacts in a specific sequence like proposals, specifications, designs, and implementation tasks.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed to advance a change, as this Skill relies on it for retrieving instructions, checking artifact status, and generating the required workflow files.

To create specifications and design documents after a proposal, you use a continuous workflow Skill that identifies the completed proposal and automatically generates the next required specification and design artifacts.

The best way to manage implementation tasks in a spec-driven workflow is to automate their generation based on artifact dependencies, ensuring tasks are created only after specifications and designs are finalized.

Your OpenSpec artifact generation stops because the workflow sequence depends on artifact status; if prerequisite specifications or designs are missing or incomplete, the system prevents creating subsequent implementation tasks.