As a Witness user, I would like to have the ability to inspect attestations and policies using a new "inspect" command. This feature would provide a convenient way to verify the contents of these files, aiding in security and compliance verification. When policy creators are trying to create policies they generally use tools like jq to parse these documents, a built in command would provide better UX for users, specifically policy creators.

Proposed Solution

1. Create a new "inspect" command in Witness.
2. Implement flags for specifying the attestation and policy files to inspect.
3. Develop logic to read and parse the specified attestation and policy files.
4. Display the parsed information to the user, offering insights into the contents of the attestation and policy.

Expected Behavior

When the "inspect" command is executed, it should:

• Read and parse the specified attestation and policy files.
• Display the parsed data in a clear and structured manner to the user.

Additional Context

This feature would be highly beneficial for users who need to validate the contents of attestations and policies in their workflow. It enhances the utility of Witness by providing an easy way to perform manual verification and analysis.

Alternatives Considered

We have considered alternative approaches to achieving this functionality, such as integrating with external tools. However, implementing this as a built-in "inspect" command would provide a seamless and user-friendly experience within the Witness CLI.

Implementation Details

This feature will require modifications to the Witness CLI codebase. We will need to create a new Cobra command, define flags, and implement logic for reading and parsing attestation and policy files.