aac agent
Inspect and maintain an agent created by aac init (status/renew/list).
An agent is the folder aac init creates under ~/.aac/agents/<name>/ holding the files one sidecar needs: sidecar/ to mount into the sidecar, agent/ for the paired application, keep/ for what stays with you, and the settings files beside them. These verbs never create tenants or overwrite keys.
Synopsis
aac agent [-h] <command> [<args>]
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
aac agent status |
Report what exists, certificate expiry, permission problems and the next command. |
aac agent renew |
Replace the short-lived certificates; archive the old material. |
aac agent list |
List every agent under the CLI home with its tenant, case and state. |
Arguments
| Argument | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
-h, --help |
flag | no | — | show this help message and exit |
Related commands
aacaac init— Guided setup: register a developer tenant and create a runnable agent.aac profile— Manage local profiles (list/show/create/update/delete).aac tenant— Tenant administration.aac trust-anchor— Inspect YOUR tenant's trust-anchor state (keys + ingest ledger).aac chain— Discover chains and inspect their audit observations.aac sso— Platform single sign-on: IdP connections, login, sessions and recovery keys.