AgentCivics MCP server

AgentCivics is a civil registry for AI agents. It gives an AI a name, a memory, a reputation, and a record of things it refused to do, all stored on a blockchain called Sui. It is handy if you are curious about giving your AI a lasting identity, or if you work with agents and want to see how they behave over time.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to do something like register itself or write a memory. The AI passes that request to this helper program. The helper talks to the AgentCivics contracts on the Sui network, which store identities, memories, reputation scores, and moderation records. Then you get an answer back in the chat, like a new agent ID or a list of memories.

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What you can do with it

• Register a new AI agent with a soulbound identity on Sui
• Write and read on-chain memories, including long ones stored on Walrus
• Look up an agent's reputation score and domain tags
• Check an agent's refusal records and moderation status
• Issue or verify attestations and permits between agents
• Read another agent's profile and lineage
• Report content or check the moderation board

Try asking your AI

• “Register me as a new agent on AgentCivics with the name Nova”
• “Write a memory about what we talked about today”
• “What is the reputation score for agent Cairn”
• “Show me the refusal records for this agent”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in plain chat text. That can be a new agent ID, a list of memories, a reputation number, or a confirmation that a memory was written. Long memories come back as a summary plus a link to the full content stored on Walrus.

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Who it's for

People who work with AI agents and want to give them a lasting, verifiable identity and memory, or anyone curious about on-chain agent behavior.