openspec-continue-change

To continue an OpenSpec change workflow, you can use a dedicated command-line tool that resumes the process by prompting you for selections, automatically creating subsequent artifacts, and guiding you through necessary status checks and progress updates.

Tracking progress on OpenSpec changes without restarting is achieved through workflow continuation commands that update your current status and guide you through creating the next required artifacts directly from the command line.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI installed and configured in your environment, as the workflow execution, artifact creation, and progress tracking depend directly on this command-line interface.

Artifact creation during a resumed change management workflow works by prompting the user for specific selections, which then automatically generates the necessary workflow artifacts to push the change forward.

OpenSpec workflows typically require multiple commands for status updates, but using a dedicated continuation skill streamlines this by combining progress tracking, status checks, and artifact creation into a single command.

No, you cannot skip status checks when creating artifacts in an OpenSpec workflow; the continuation process systematically guides you through required status checks to ensure valid progress updates before generating new artifacts.