Feature Request
Problem
There's no way to see who else is in your org through the CLI. Running agentops whoami shows your own profile, but there's no equivalent for viewing teammates, their roles, or what skills they have installed.
This makes collaboration difficult -- you can't discover who to share things with, who has expertise in a particular area, or even how many people are in your org.
Proposed Solution
agentops team # List all org members with roles
agentops team <user> # Show a specific person's profile, skills, and role
agentops team --role <role> # Filter by role (e.g. engineer, ops)
Example output:
Bonnard team (4 members):
max@bonnard.ai engineer 7 skills installed
alex@bonnard.ai engineer 5 skills installed
sarah@bonnard.ai ops 4 skills installed
james@bonnard.ai admin 3 skills installed
Why This Matters
Implementation
The org membership data likely already exists server-side (roles are assigned, skills are synced per role). This would just expose it through the CLI.
Feature Request
Problem
There's no way to see who else is in your org through the CLI. Running
agentops whoamishows your own profile, but there's no equivalent for viewing teammates, their roles, or what skills they have installed.This makes collaboration difficult -- you can't discover who to share things with, who has expertise in a particular area, or even how many people are in your org.
Proposed Solution
Example output:
Why This Matters
Implementation
The org membership data likely already exists server-side (roles are assigned, skills are synced per role). This would just expose it through the CLI.