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Civic Control Plane

Civic Chat at app.civic.com is your control plane for AI agent security — not a general-purpose AI assistant. It is purpose-built for three tasks: configuring your Hub, querying audit logs, and revoking access.

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Civic Chat is restricted to control-plane tasks only. Requests outside of configuration, audit, and revocation are blocked. All Civic Chat commands consume credits from the same pool as your agents' tool calls — use it deliberately.

Three specialized agents are available, each purpose-built for a different control task.

Civic Chat interface
Civic Chat — control plane for your AI agents

Sign In​

  1. 1
    Create your account

    Visit app.civic.com and sign up. Your free trial includes 10,000 credits valid for 14 days.

    Civic signup page
  2. 2
    Complete onboarding

    Select your AI agent framework and the tools you want to connect. After onboarding, you land in the Chat interface.

  3. 3
    Choose your agent

    You now have access to the Configurator Agent, Audit Agent, and Revocation Agent — each described below.

    Authorization prompt in Civic Chat
    OAuth authorization when connecting a new service

Configurator Agent​

Set up toolkits, add guardrails, and manage secrets via natural language. Changes take effect immediately in the Hub.

Example prompts:

"Create a toolkit for my support agent with Gmail and Slack, read-only"
"Add a guardrail to block the delete_event tool on my Calendar server"
"Add my Notion API key to my secrets"
"Show me my active guardrails"
"Clone my production toolkit and add a guardrail blocking send_gmail_message"
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Configurator Agent commands consume credits from the same pool as tool calls.


Audit Agent​

Query your agent's complete activity log. The Audit Agent can answer questions about what your agent did, when, and with what parameters.

What's logged: every tool call, tool name, parameters, response, timestamp, and agent identity. Retained for approximately 30 days.

Example prompts:

"What did my agent do in the last 24 hours?"
"Show me every tool call from yesterday with timestamps"
"Export my audit log as a CSV"
"Did my agent try to delete anything this week?"
"Show me a summary of tool usage for the production-agent toolkit this month"

Three output formats available:

  • Aggregated summary — high-level overview of what happened
  • Line-by-line detail — every tool call with full parameters and responses
  • CSV export — up to 5,000 lines per export, downloadable
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Audit access is currently via Civic Chat only. A UI view is coming soon.


Revocation Agent​

Revoke access instantly at any granularity. Revocation is immediate — no delay, no grace period.

Example prompts:

"Block the send_email tool on my Gmail server immediately"
"Revoke all access for my production-agent toolkit"
"Remove Google Calendar from my agent's permissions"
"Block the delete_event tool on Calendar but keep the rest"

Why Chat-only for revocation: The Civic Chat endpoint is separated from the AI agent layer by design. If revocation were available via the same API your agent calls, a compromised agent could revoke its own constraints or another agent's access. The human-in-the-loop requirement is intentional.

You can also revoke via the UI at app.civic.com → Authorizations → Revoke.


Credits​

Civic Chat — including all Configurator, Audit, and Revocation commands — consumes credits from the same pool as tool calls made by your agents.

Billing and Credits

Free trial: 10,000 credits, 14 days. Paid plans from $25/month.

Next Steps​