squad-creator-list

To list installed squads, the tool scans specified search paths for squad manifests and outputs their validity and location. It supports human-readable table or machine-readable JSON format to aid in squad discovery and management.

Discovering existing automation squads involves scanning project directories for manifests to prevent duplication and promote reuse. This process indicates whether a squad is valid, checking for a SQUAD.yaml file, and shows its exact location.

Squad discovery checks validity by scanning project directories for a SQUAD.yaml manifest file. If the manifest is found, the squad is marked as valid; otherwise, it is indicated as invalid, with results displayed in table or JSON format.

Yes, you can get squad management output in JSON format instead of a table. The tool supports both human-readable table format and machine-readable JSON format to list installed squads and indicate their validity and location.

An installed squad shows as invalid when the tool scans search paths and fails to find a SQUAD.yaml manifest file in the expected project directory location. The status indication directly relies on the presence of this manifest.

Yes, you need a SQUAD.yaml file for your automation squad to be discovered and marked as valid. The tool scans project directories for this specific manifest to list installed squads, indicate their status, and show their location.