openspec-continue-change

To create the next artifact for an OpenSpec change, you can automate the workflow by running the continue-change process. This automatically locates your current change, assesses its status, and generates the next required artifact to keep progress on track.

Artifact generation in OpenSpec change management works by validating artifact order, statuses, and dependencies. It integrates with the OpenSpec CLI to locate the current change and automatically write the next artifact to specified paths to unlock subsequent workflow steps.

Yes, you need the OpenSpec CLI installed to continue a change workflow. The automation relies on the CLI to locate the current project context, assess the change status, and generate the next artifact in the specified paths.

Yes, you can automate artifact creation for OpenSpec changes across multiple artifacts. The workflow validates dependencies and statuses to ensure consistent progress, automatically generating and appending the next artifact to advance the workflow without manual rework.

The best way to maintain progress on an OpenSpec change is to automate continuing the workflow. By validating artifact order and dependencies, the process generates the next artifact automatically, ensuring consistent progress and preventing manual rework.

An OpenSpec change workflow may not advance if artifact dependencies or statuses are not properly validated. The automation requires proper project context and the OpenSpec CLI to locate the current change and write the next artifact correctly.