golem-view-agent-files

You can list files and directories in an agent's virtual filesystem by providing the target agent identifier and an optional filesystem path, which defaults to the root directory, to quickly browse accessible state.

Yes, agent filesystem inspection supports a JSON output mode. Requesting this structured format provides results that are easier for downstream parsing and tooling to consume.

To check what files a running agent can access for debugging, inspect its virtual filesystem by targeting the specific agent identifier to resolve uncertainty about its available state and outputs.

The best way to browse a specific subdirectory is path-focused inspection, where you provide the target agent identifier along with the desired filesystem path to drill into subdirectories.

No dependencies are required to inspect an agent's virtual filesystem. You only need the target agent identifier and an optional path to start listing files and directories for auditing or debugging.

Agent output mismatches during auditing often occur because of inaccessible files. Listing the virtual filesystem contents verifies what the agent instance can actually access and resolves this uncertainty.