openspec-replan

You replan blocked tasks by running the replan command with the specific change-id. This analyzes drift exceeding 20% and proposes revised tasks with a minimal change footprint while preserving context.

Adaptive replanning is a change-management process that analyzes blockers and scope drift to propose safe pivots. It preserves context and documentation while enforcing guardrails by requiring user confirmation before applying changes.

You need to initiate a replan when scope drift exceeds 20%, implementations become blocked, or you are pivoting directions across software development workflows to ensure focused revisions with minimal disruption.

No, the replan command does not automatically apply changes. It enforces guardrails by requiring user confirmation before applying changes and records the proposals and blockers for safe pivoting.

Yes, you can use this replanning approach for pivoting directions in software development. It applies to blocked implementations and scope drift exceeding 20%, proposing revised tasks while preserving context.