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kyvvu list-agents / list-policies / manifests

What you'll learn: How to inspect agents, policies, manifests, and assignments from the command line.


kyvvu list-agents

List all registered agents in your organization.

Usage: kyvvu list-agents [OPTIONS]

Options:
  --environment TEXT    Filter by environment (development, staging, production)
  --include-inactive    Include inactive (deactivated) agents

Example

$ kyvvu list-agents
 AGENT_KEY        AGENT_ID     NAME              ENVIRONMENT    ACTIVE
 hello-kyvvu      ag_abc123    Hello Kyvvu       development    
 gmail-assistant   ag_def456    Gmail Assistant    production     

Requires an active JWT session (kyvvu login).


kyvvu list-policies

List policies for your organization, optionally filtered by agent.

Example

The Source column shows which manifest the policy came from (or - for manually created policies).

Requires an active JWT session (kyvvu login).


kyvvu list-manifests

List available manifests from connected GitHub repositories.

Example

If no repositories are connected, you'll see a message directing you to the dashboard.

Requires an active JWT session (kyvvu login).


kyvvu assign-manifest

Assign a manifest to an agent, creating policies automatically.

Example

Risk filtering is applied automatically — policies with a risk classification higher than the agent's level are skipped.

Requires an active JWT session (kyvvu login).


kyvvu list-assignments

List manifest assignments, optionally filtered by agent.

Example

Requires an active JWT session (kyvvu login).


Other CLI commands

Command
Description
Reference

kyvvu register

Create a new account

kyvvu login

Log in

kyvvu logout

Log out

kyvvu whoami

Show current user

kyvvu init

Scaffold a project

kyvvu serve

Start local engine server

kyvvu --version

Print version


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