inspect-agent-package

To inspect a .akita-agent package without installing it, open the package file and run the inspect-agent-package handler to preview the manifest, profile, and bundled skills safely.

Yes, you can check for validation_errors and id_conflict status before importing an agent bundle by previewing the package contents to surface any metadata or identifier conflicts safely.

The best way to audit third-party agent bundles in CI pipelines is to run a package inspection handler that parses the manifest, enumerates bundled skills, and reports validation errors without installation.

Yes, previewing an agent package displays the bundled skills enumeration and package_size alongside the manifest metadata, allowing developers to evaluate included capabilities for import decisions.

You should preview agent package contents before adding them to a multi-agent system to avoid accidental installs, detect identifier conflicts, and surface validation errors prior to workspace import.

When inspecting an .akita-agent file, the available metadata includes the agent manifest, profile configuration, bundled skills summary, validation state, id conflict status, and overall package size.