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eu web compliance
Audit website code and content for GDPR, AI Act, and WCAG compliance with sourced reports and draft legal documents.
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eu web compliance
Example session with this skill installed
Run a GDPR and accessibility audit on my Next.js site in /src and prepare a draft privacy policy. The site collects emails for a newsletter and uses a simple OpenAI-based search helper.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the eu web compliance
- Generated the document
I have completed the initial scan of the /src directory and identified the regulatory landscape based on your use of newsletter signups and AI-powered search.
Compliance Audit & Findings
| Regulation | Provision | Finding | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| GDPR | Art. 13 | No link to privacy policy found in components/Footer.tsx. | Gap |
| GDPR | Art. 7 | Newsletter form in lib/newsletter.ts lacks a granular opt-in checkbox. | Likely Violation |
| AI Act | Art. 50 | OpenAI search helper lacks a disclosure that the user is interacting with AI. | Gap |
| WCAG 2.1 | 1.1.1 | public/logo.png in Header.tsx is missing an alt attribute. | Likely Violation |
| ePrivacy | Art. 5(3) | Script analytics.js loads before user consent is registered. | Likely Violation |
Draft Privacy Policy Snippet
### 4. AI-Powered Services
Our search functionality is powered by OpenAI. When you use this feature, your search queries are processed to provide relevant results. We do not use this data to train models without your explicit consent.
### 5. Data Collection
We collect your email address solely for the purpose of sending our newsletter. You may withdraw consent at any time using the link in our emails.
[VERIFY: Insert legal entity name and DPO contact details here]
Next steps
- Review the full
compliance/findings-report.mdfor specific line-item code references. - Provide the legal entity name and address to finalize the draft documents.
- Approve the proposed change plan to add the
alttag and update the newsletter consent logic.
Footer.tsx
PDF · document
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About this skill
Building or maintaining web applications for the EU market involves navigating a complex, shifting landscape of regulations like GDPR, the AI Act, and WCAG accessibility standards. Missing a single mandatory disclosure or using a pre-ticked consent box can lead to regulatory friction or significant fines. This skill automates the tedious process of auditing your source code and content against these legal frameworks, identifying gaps before they become liabilities.
What it does
- Source code auditing scans HTML, JS, and server templates for tracking scripts, unconsented cookies, and accessibility defects.
- Regulatory mapping cross-references findings against GDPR, ePrivacy, the AI Act, the Digital Services Act (DSA), and WCAG.
- Drafting and documentation generates initial versions of privacy policies, cookie notices, DPIAs, and accessibility statements.
- Runtime verification analyzes live site behavior to check third-party requests and focus management against expected compliance.
How it works
- Context establishment identifies the target audience, data collection practices, and AI usage to determine which laws apply.
- Static scan uses a specialized Python script to inventory external domains, form fields, and UI patterns in your codebase.
- Legal grounding verifies findings against provided reference checklists and searches for the latest implementation deadlines.
- Remediation planning presents a structured report and draft changes for human review and approval.
Frameworks & tools
The skill uses a custom Python scanner for static analysis and works across any web stack including React, Next.js, Astro, Hugo, and Jekyll. It relies on internal reference files for primary law texts and WCAG 2.1/2.2 standards.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic AI models often hallucinate article numbers or rely on outdated regulatory deadlines. This skill uses a strict "verify-first" workflow with specific legal checklists and mandatory web searches for active implementation timelines, ensuring citations are grounded in primary sources rather than probabilistic guesses.
Use cases
- Auditing a new web app for GDPR and cookie compliance before its public launch.
- Reviewing an AI-powered chatbot for transparency obligations under the EU AI Act.
- Generating WCAG accessibility statements and identifying missing ARIA labels.
- Updating privacy documentation when adding new third-party analytics or payment processors.
Known limitations
Does not provide legal advice or final certification. Business facts not present in code must be manually provided. Dynamic behavior analysis requires a running local or live environment.
How to use
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