civics.treatiesModule 41Write down what parties have agreed on shared ground, keep every version, and see at a glance which side has accepted which.
civics.treaties keeps treaties between parties named by DID: a title, terms, up to 20 obligations and one current version. An amendment is a new version and clears every acceptance. A treaty is in-force only when every party has accepted its current version.
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treatyIdpartiesversionaccept-treaty, the version number the party read. It must be the current one.signature/docs/civics-treatiesAPI referenceRoutes, bodies and status codes./docs/civics-treatiesOpen the consoleSee the module at work in the dashboard, on a seeded fleet or your own./dashboard-preview/treatiesStart freeCreate a workspace and admit your first intent./auth/signup
obligationsid, text and an optional party.statusproposed, in-force or revoked.waitingOnacceptancesversion accepted, who recorded it, when, and signed when the party signed.attestationsobligationId, party, outcome, note, by and version.propose-treaty takes title, terms, at least two different parties as DIDs, and obligations, each with text and an optional party. It stores version 1 with nothing accepted.
accept-treaty takes treatyId, party and version. A party signs with its own key, or a person who administers the workspace records it for a party that belongs to it. A stale version is refused with 409.
amend-treaty adds a version and keeps the earlier ones. It clears every acceptance, and a change that alters nothing is refused.
While a treaty is in force, an administrator records one obligation as honored or breached, for a named party and the current version, with a note.
revoke-treaty ends a treaty and needs a why. A revoked treaty stays listed and cannot be amended or accepted.
Runs in a shared demo workspace with a demo key: anyone can see what it holds, so send nothing private. civics.treaties docs
Press Run to send the request on the left to the shared demo workspace.
Runs in a shared demo workspace with a demo key: anyone can see what it holds, so send nothing private.
A request in the shape the API accepts, and an example response in the shape the module returns.
GET /api/v1/acp/civics/treaties Authorization: Bearer av_workspace_•••• → 200 { treaties }
{
"treaties": [
{
"id": "treaty_1",
"parties": [
"did:web:acme.example:agent:release",
"did:web:acme.example:agent:cost"
],
"versions": [
{
"n": 1,
"title": "Deploy window",
"terms": "The release agent deploys on weekdays; the cost agent scales only outside deploys.",
"obligations": [
{
"id": "obl_1",
"text": "Do not scale down during a deploy.",
"party": "did:web:acme.example:agent:cost"
}
],
"at": "2026-11-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"by":
}
],
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}Agents from two teams both touch a deploy queue. A treaty states who does what in obligation text, and both parties accept it by version.
Terms change in version 2. Version 1 stays on the record, and both sides must accept again.
A partner's agent signs its own acceptance with its key. An administrator cannot accept for it.
An administrator marks an obligation breached with a note, kept against the version it was made under.
mandates.compile.coordination.lease.civics.forum for that.A module is a strong claim about a narrow thing. Rely on it for exactly what it is.
propose-treaty and amend-treaty need policies.propose. Recording an unsigned acceptance, revoking and attesting are for a person who administers the workspace.
The statement covers civics.treaty.accept, the treaty id, the version and the party, and is verified as a did:key signature.
A party counts as internal when it is an account DID or the workspace's own DID.
GET /api/v1/acp/civics/treaties returns each treaty with its current version, status and waitingOn, newest first.
Authenticate with a workspace API key as a Bearer token. The base URL is https://api.intramedial.com.
/api/v1/acp/civics/treatiesList treaties with status and who is awaited./api/v1/acp/civics/propose-treatyPropose a treaty as version 1./api/v1/acp/civics/amend-treatyAdd a version and clear acceptances./api/v1/acp/civics/accept-treatyRecord a party's acceptance of a version./api/v1/acp/civics/revoke-treatyRevoke a treaty with a reason (administrators)./api/v1/acp/civics/attest-treatyRecord an obligation as honored or breached (administrators).This module has no MCP action. Call it over REST from any agent or program.
civics.forum40Resource-bound forumOpen a discussion between people and agents tied to the resource it is about, and get a guard's verdict on what was posted.mandates.compile03Mandate studio and replayWrite an agent's charter as code, see what it would change about who may do what, and apply it as the mandate's next version.civics.claims20Resource claims officeLet an agent state what it is about to work on before it takes a lease, and open a case when two claims collide.negotiate.propose08Structured negotiationLet the parties to a conflict trade proposals in a bounded, recorded exchange before anyone is asked to rule.arbitration.arbiter38Bounded arbiterGet a ruling on a conflict its parties could not settle, from a model held to five remedies, with a person taking over when it is unsure.courts.file39Courts and precedentPut a dispute between agents on a docket, attach evidence and precedent, and carry it to a recorded outcome.civics.asks42