The information is there. The picture, often, is not.

In public order and urban crisis management, data is scattered across maps, documents, communications and different systems. Rebuilding a common view takes time, precisely when time is the scarcest resource.

CityTac was created to close this gap: a shared model of the area, readable at a glance and updatable by all authorized actors.

  • Common picture
  • Real time
  • Geospatial data
  • Roles and permissions
  • Traceability
  • Built-in MCP

Four layers, one scenario.

Every CityTac scenario is built in overlapping layers: from the territory up to the deployment of units.

  1. 01

    Territorial layer

    • Base maps and orthophotos
    • Buildings, roads and utility networks
    • Access points, entrances and egress routes
    • Sensitive sites and targets to protect
  2. 02

    Protection layer

    • Alpha Zone and security rings
    • Containment perimeters
    • Controlled access
    • Pre-screening and screening areas
  3. 03

    Threat layer

    • Known and potential threats
    • Classification by type and risk level
    • Avenues of approach
    • Evolution over time
  4. 04

    Operational layer

    • Units, posts and coverage
    • Alternative defense schemes
    • Chain of command and responsibilities
    • Decision history

From the operations room to AI agents.

The same scenario serves those who coordinate and those who analyze: the tool changes, the data does not.

Interface A

Operations room and command

Those who coordinate see the whole scenario, assign responsibilities and compare alternatives before deciding. Field units receive the same updated picture.

  • Overview of the area
  • Comparison of defense schemes
  • Briefings for the chain of command
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Interface B

AI agents connected via MCP

AI agents read the same scenario through the MCP server, flag critical issues and prepare proposals for the operator to review.

  • Analysis of access points and coverage
  • Defense scheme proposals
  • Briefing-ready summaries
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Designed for decisions under pressure.

  • Readability first

    Symbols, colors and hierarchies designed to be understood in seconds.

  • One shared model

    Operators and AI agents work on the same data: no copies, no diverging versions.

  • Access control

    Each role sees and edits only what falls within its remit.

  • Human decision

    Automated proposals become operational only after an operator approves them.

  • Operational memory

    Every version of the scenario remains available for debriefing.

  • Open standards

    Integration with AI agents runs on MCP, an open standard.

The answers, in brief.

01

What is a common operational picture?

A common operational picture is a single, shared representation of the situation in an area: territory, zones to protect, threats and deployed resources. In CityTac, all authorized actors, people and AI agents, work on the same picture.

02

What geospatial data does CityTac use?

CityTac works with geospatial layers of the area such as maps, buildings, roads, access points, entrances and sensitive sites. Specific sources and formats are defined during activation, based on the data available to the agency.

03

Does CityTac replace the systems already used in the operations room?

No. CityTac is a tactical planning and coordination tool that works alongside existing systems. Integration with other tools is assessed case by case.

04

Who makes operational decisions?

Always an authorized person. In CityTac, AI agents can analyze and propose, but every proposal becomes operational only after an operator approves it.

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