maat visualize

Prints the current ledger state: findings, axioms, and optional insights.

maat visualize
maat visualize --filter observed,resolved
maat visualize --insights
maat visualize --json
maat --config ./path/to/maat.config.ts visualize

What it shows

Findings are grouped as:

• observed;
• baselined;
• resolved;
• unverified;
• revoked.

Axioms are shown unless --no-axioms is passed. Every axiom is displayed and labelled with its current status:

• active — a declared axiom that is still in force (shown in green);
• superseded — replaced by a newer decision (shown in yellow);
• revoked — no longer applicable (shown in red).

Superseded and revoked axioms also display the reason recorded when they were changed.

Options

Option	Purpose
--filter <states>	Comma-separated groups to show: observed, baselined, resolved, unverified, revoked.
--no-axioms	Hide declared axioms.
--insights	Run insights against the current ledger state.
--json	Output as JSON.

When to use it

Use maat visualize when you need to inspect the ledger state without running the collectors and rules again.