agent-ops

To list all existing AI agents, use agent-ops to retrieve agent directories in JSON or TSV format. This provides a structured view of active agents for system monitoring, debugging, or orchestration tasks.

Yes, agent-ops requires bash scripting support to execute subcommands and validate agent existence. You need an environment capable of running bash scripts to manage agents and dispatch messages properly.

For agent orchestration, agent-ops automates inter-agent messaging, agent listing, and scaffolding through bash scripts. This approach differs from manual management by validating agent existence and structuring messages automatically across directories.

Agent messaging requires validating agent existence through bash scripts to ensure messages are only dispatched to active agent directories. This prevents failed deliveries and maintains reliable inter-agent communication during workflow coordination.

Using bash scripts for AI agent management requires an environment with scripting support and depends on subcommand execution. Without proper bash capabilities, agent validation, messaging, and scaffolding operations cannot function.