Overview
Thegrantex manifest commands let you browse the 54 pre-built tool manifests bundled with Grantex, inspect which tools each connector exposes, and validate that your agent’s tools all have manifest entries.
grantex manifest list
List all available pre-built manifests, optionally filtered by category.Output
Filter by Category
JSON Output
grantex manifest show
Show the tools and permission levels for a specific connector.Example
JSON Output
grantex manifest validate
Validate that a set of agent tools all have entries in a connector manifest. Useful for CI/CD checks before deployment.Example
JSON Output
Options
| Flag | Description | Applies To |
|---|---|---|
--category <name> | Filter manifests by category (finance, hr, marketing, ops, comms) | list |
--agent-tools <tools> | Comma-separated list of tool names to validate | validate |
--connector <name> | The connector manifest to validate against | validate |
--json | Output machine-readable JSON instead of formatted text | All commands |
Exit Codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Success (list/show completed, or all tools validated) |
1 | Validation failed (one or more tools missing from manifest) |
2 | Usage error (missing arguments, unknown connector) |
Related Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
grantex enforce test | Dry-run scope enforcement against a real token |
grantex verify | Inspect a grant token’s scopes, expiry, and delegation chain |