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And note that you can use jq to filter output for services which have been modified by a person like so:

[Expert@MyManagement]# mgmt_cli -f json -r true show services-tcp limit 500 details-level full | jq '.objects[]|select(."meta-info"."last-modifier" != "System")|.'
{
  "uid": "...",
  "name": "Active_Directory_TCP_123",
  "type": "service-tcp",
  "domain": {...},
  "enable-tcp-resource": false,
  "sync-connections-on-cluster": true,
  "use-delayed-sync": false,
  "delayed-sync-value": 30,
  "port": "123",
  "match-by-protocol-signature": false,
  "override-default-settings": false,
  "session-timeout": 3600,
  "use-default-session-timeout": true,
  "match-for-any": false,
  "aggressive-aging": {
    "enable": true,
    "timeout": 0,
    "use-default-timeout": true,
    "default-timeout": 0
  },
  "keep-connections-open-after-policy-installation": false,
  "comments": "black",
  "color": "black",
  "icon": "Services/TCPService",
  "tags": [],
  "meta-info": {
    "lock": "unlocked",
    "validation-state": "ok",
    "last-modify-time": {...},
    "last-modifier": "WEB_API",
    "creation-time": {...},
    "creator": "WEB_API"
  },
  "read-only": false,
  "available-actions": {
    "edit": "true",
    "delete": "true",
    "clone": "true"
  }
}
...