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Your agent just tried to delete 2,847 emails from your inbox. Civic blocked it. Read-only access. Don't connect your agent to Gmail and hope for the best. Civic is the security layer that sits between your agent and every tool it touches. Guardrails aren't optional. They're built in. Read about today's launch: civic.com/news/agent-sec…

No one needs another AI strategy. You need AI agents live in weeks, not months. Not a 12 month consulting engagement, seven figures, slides at the end. Nor a $150K per year SaaS contract, your process adapts to their tool. Civic ships production agents on your stack in 30 to 90 days. Pilots from $15K to $50K. Audit trail and kill switch on day one. You own the output. 2,000+ developers onboarded to the Civic MCP gateway. The team carries 65 years in financial services, 35 in identity and access, 30 in marketing and adtech, 15 in legal and professional services, 12 in manufacturing, and 10 building AI and agentic systems. Regulated environments, systems of record, audit trails, the same discipline applied to agents. Free 45 min discovery call, one page scope memo in days. civic.com

Your agent can read your Gmail. It can also delete every email in your inbox. The Civic MCP gateway repo ships Gmail, Calendar, and Postgres guardrail templates. Set the boundaries before your agent starts. registry.modelcontextprotocol.io

@thehousesf @edgeandnode @titus_k @colintluce @basistheory @tfh_technology @triciawang @AAI_Society What a wonderful panel -- thank you to the Proof of Human Salon Series. Interested in adding a security layer to your agent? Check out docs.civic.com.

@thehousesf @edgeandnode @titus_k @colintluce @basistheory @tfh_technology @triciawang @AAI_Society 5. For now, agents are proxies of humans. Like giving someone your credit card. Existing systems still apply. But new safeguards are needed. Kill switches. Approval flows. Accountability doesn't disappear just because the agent is autonomous.

Thanks to @thehousesf and @edgeandnode for hosting Friday's Proof of Human Salon Series. Our VP @titus_k on the panel with @colintluce (@basistheory) and Andy Wang (@tfh_technology), moderated by @triciawang (@AAI_Society). 5 takeaways from the conversation.

344,000 GitHub stars. 40,000+ exposed instances. 1,184 malicious skills on ClawHub. @OpenClaw hosting is a solved problem. Governance isn't. We wrote about what hosting fixes and what it can't. civic.com/news/where-to-…

We asked one question before building revocation. What if the agent tries to undo its own constraints? That's why Civic's kill switch lives in chat, not the API. A compromised agent can't revoke its own guardrails. 4 levels. One human in the loop. docs.civic.com/civic/concepts…

AI agents access whatever you give them. No guardrails. No audit trail. No kill switch. Our VP @titus_k breaks down why access control is core agent infrastructure at #LLMday SF, April 16 at Harness. Code LLM20 for 20% off. llmday.com/2026-san-franc…

npx skills add civic.com That's the whole setup. One command kicks off a guided walkthrough that picks your client, creates your account, and builds an implementation plan. 43 supported agents.

Catch @titus_k tomorrow. You won't want to miss Proof of Human in an Agentic World.

Giving your agent more access is easy. The hard part is knowing you can take it back. We built 4 levels of revocation into Civic for exactly that. From blocking one tool to deleting the whole toolkit. Instant, every time. docs.civic.com/civic/concepts…

40,000+ @openclaw instances exposed online. 1,184 malicious skills on ClawHub. A 9.9 CVSS vulnerability. Picking the right host won't fix any of that. We wrote about what hosting will and won't solve ↓ civic.com/news/where-to-…

Your agent can’t revoke its own kill switch. That’s the point. Civic separates revocation from the agent API by design. 4 levels of instant access control, from blocking one tool to deleting the whole toolkit. docs.civic.com/civic/concepts…

80% of teams using AI agents have had one do something they didn't intend. (SailPoint, 2025) Here's what "not letting that happen" actually looks like. Real agent. Real guardrails. Real block. Get guardrails: docs.civic.com/civic/concepts…

Your agent can't tell a real request from a prompt injection. It just does what it's told. That's why guardrails sit between the agent and every tool it touches. Block, redact, transform. No code required. Get guardrails -> docs.civic.com/civic/concepts…

AI agents can access whatever you give them access to. No guardrails, no clear audit trail, no way to pull the plug mid-run. I am speaking about this and more at #LLMday SF on April 16 -- Harness office. Come see my take on why access control is becoming core infrastructure for AI agents. Use code LLM20 for 20% off: llmday.com/2026-san-franc…