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Resume a partially-built change and finish its remaining artifacts.
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Run the apply gate for a change and implement its tasks, obeying the gate's exit code.
Archive a completed change — validate, merge specs, verify, and fan blockers out.
Archive a batch of completed changes in dependency order, one cospec archive call at a time.
Investigate the codebase or a spec question without writing implementation code.
Author every remaining artifact on an already-scaffolded change in one pass, then validate.
Scaffold a new change and show its typed artifact plan, then stop before authoring anything.
| name | cospec-continue-change |
| description | Resume a partially-built change and finish its remaining artifacts. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Requires the cospec CLI (@aligned-team/cospec). |
| metadata | {"author":"cospec","generatedBy":"cospec@0.5.1","contentHash":"sha256:ee3707b99320986059fc3788acb757abb17cc698adc582cefbf5a29a4f87cfde"} |
Resume a change that was started but is not yet apply-ready, and finish its
remaining artifacts. All work goes through cospec.
cospec is self-describing: cospec status names what is missing and
cospec instructions <artifact> prints the authoritative template, format, and
project rules for it. Trust that output — do NOT read openspec/schemas/ or
other repo files to reverse-engineer an artifact's shape.
cospec list --json
If the user named a change, use it. Otherwise choose the in-progress one; if more than one is plausible, ask with AskUserQuestion, showing each change's type and gate state.
cospec status --change <slug> --json
Read which apply.requires artifacts are still missing and which are ready to
write next.
Run the same loop as /cospec:propose step 3: for each ready artifact, call
cospec instructions <artifact> --change <slug> --json, write it to the named
path, and repeat until every required artifact exists. Apply context and
rules as constraints, never copy them into the output. Follow the
machine-parsed formats for blocking-changes.md, the specs/**/spec.md deltas,
and verification.md exactly.
If this repo has a formatter task (for example mise run format:fix; check its
task list / docs), run it over the change directory before validating — an
artifact that passes validate --strict can still fail the repo's format gate
because the formatter rewraps markdown, and formatting must never be committed
unformatted.
cospec validate <slug> --strict
Fix all issues (re-running the formatter over anything you edit), then tell the
user the change is apply-ready — next step /cospec:apply.