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After installing Agent Constitution, the app displays a pairing code. Tell your AI agent the code — it will claim it and establish a secure channel. From there, your agent can make constitution checks before performing restricted actions. See the GitHub docs for integration details.
Open the app → Rules tab → tap "+" to add a rule. You can choose from 15 prebuilt templates across 6 categories (Communication, Financial, Social, Smart Home, Development, Data), or create custom rules using natural language descriptions. You can also use the AI suggestion feature — describe your boundaries and get rules generated for you.
Approval/denial responses expire after 60 seconds. Make sure your agent is polling for responses with the wait parameter. If you're self-hosting the relay, check that it's running and the agent's pull request is reaching it.
Open the app → Audit Trail tab. You'll see a chronological list of every constitution check, including what action was requested, which rule was triggered, and whether you approved or denied. You can filter by category, date, or decision type.
Yes! The relay is open source. Clone the repo, run npm install && npx tsx src/relay-node.ts, or deploy to any cloud provider. See the GitHub repo for deployment instructions.
Yes — it's a pure HTTP API. Any agent framework that can make HTTP requests can perform constitution checks. We provide a ready-made skill for ClawdHub (clawdhub install constitution), but you can integrate with any agent by calling the API directly.
Found a bug? Please open an issue on GitHub:
github.com/arunrlverma/relay4agents/issues
If you've found a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly. Do not open a public issue. Instead, email us directly:
For general questions, feedback, or anything else:
Arun Verma
Email: arun@agentconstitution.com
GitHub: github.com/arunrlverma/relay4agents