openspec-apply-change

To automate development workflow tasks, you can implement OpenSpec change tasks sequentially, using the CLI to retrieve instructions and update artifacts for systematic task execution.

A spec-driven development process for task implementation involves executing tasks defined by an OpenSpec change, requiring status checks and instruction retrieval to ensure systematic progress tracking.

To track progress when implementing OpenSpec change tasks, the workflow monitors and reports on task completion status by checking the CLI status and updating artifacts as tasks are executed sequentially.

Yes, you need the openspec CLI to implement change tasks systematically, as it is required for inferring the correct change, retrieving instructions, and checking task status during the development workflow.

You can update code and documentation automatically when implementing a new feature by applying the OpenSpec change task workflow, which executes defined tasks and updates artifacts as needed.

The best way to execute development tasks sequentially from a spec is to use an automated task implementation workflow that applies OpenSpec change definitions to ensure tasks are completed systematically.