/gaia-tool-info
user-facingWhat it does
/gaia-tool-info displays the full metadata for one named tool adapter, including its version, category, provider binary, configuration options, and current availability status. Custom adapters take precedence over built-in ones of the same name.
When to use it
- You want to see the full configuration and availability of a specific tool adapter.
- You want to check whether a custom adapter is correctly overriding the built-in.
Prerequisites
- An adapter name must be provided.
How to invoke
/gaia-tool-info semgrep
What it does step by step
- Resolve argument Validates the adapter name was provided.
- Run helper Invokes the tool-info script which resolves the adapter, reads its metadata, and probes availability.
- Render output Displays all metadata fields and the availability status.
Inputs
| Input | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|
adapter-name | Command argument | The name of the adapter to inspect. |
Outputs
| Output | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Adapter metadata | Console output | Full adapter.json fields and availability probe result. |
Example session
> /gaia-tool-info semgrep
Name: semgrep
Category: sast
Version: 1.45.0
Provider: semgrep
Source: built-in
Scope: file
Availability: available
What to run next
/gaia-list-tools-- see all adapters.
Troubleshooting
Unknown adapter name
The adapter name was not found in either the built-in or custom adapter directories. The error lists all available adapters.
Availability shows unavailable
The provider binary is not installed on your system.