aget-sanity-check

To validate an AGET agent's directory structure, you can run a health check that inspects the .aget directory, verifies version.json and identity.json, and reports structural validity. This catches setup issues early.

An AGET sanity check is an automated health inspection that validates agent governance contents and 5D directory organization across development, staging, and production. Run it to catch configuration and structural issues early.

Verify AGET governance and 5D directory organization by running an automated health inspection against your agent directory. This checks environment structures across development, staging, and production, generating a status report.

Yes, you can generate machine-readable output for AGET agent health inspections by using the --json flag. This outputs the validation results for the .aget directory structure and governance contents programmatically.

No, the AGET sanity check does not require any external dependencies to run. It operates directly on your agent directory to validate the .aget structure, configuration files, and governance contents.

An AGET agent health check fails on identity.json validity when the file is present but contains structural or formatting errors. The health report provides actionable recommendations to fix these governance and setup issues.