chainctl events manages CloudEvents subscriptions, not stored audit queries. There is no self-serve audit-log export or query API today.
Supported pattern: subscribe to CloudEvents and store them yourself
Organization activity is emitted as CloudEvents. Subscribe and forward events to a webhook sink you own (for example S3, Splunk, or a SIEM), where you control retention:
chainctl events subscriptions create --parent <org-or-folder> https://<your-webhook-url> chainctl events subscriptions list chainctl events subscriptions delete <subscription-id>
Retention and export
There is no customer self-service audit-log viewer, export, or API today; the supported self-serve mechanism is CloudEvents subscriptions to a sink you own, where you control retention. Separately, access-token creation and token-exchange events are recorded with 90-day retention. Chainguard Support can provide these events on request through a manual process that includes a Security review and approval.
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