Generate a formal, structured AI Act compliance assessment report suitable for legal files, audit trails, and regulatory inquiries. Supports multiple output formats: full assessment report, classification record (Prüfprotokoll), compliance register entry, and management briefing (Entscheidungsvorlage), with optional Word document export.
EU AI Act Examination Report Generator — Deployment Guide
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See CHANGELOG.md for version history.
Overview
EU AI Act Examination Report Generator — produces a formal, structured AI Act compliance assessment report suitable for legal files, audit trails, and regulatory inquiries:
- 9-section report structure — introduction, system description, scope-exclusion check, scope of application, intended purpose, risk classification, applicable obligations, risk flags, conclusion
- Context-first adaptive intake — consumes prior assessment outputs (classification, role determination, obligation mapping, quick triage) when available
- Input validation phase — explicit Phase 1.5 to flag missing or inconsistent context before drafting
- Citation-grounded prose — legal citations index keeps article references consistent
- Jurisdiction checklists for Member-State-specific compliance items
- Quality-check phase before delivery (Phase 3)
- Word document export with formatted output (Phase 4)
- Output templates for assessment, gap analysis, regulator submission, and internal memo
File Structure
ai-act-report/
├── SKILL.md # Main skill instructions (deploy this)
├── CHANGELOG.md # Version history
├── evals/
│ └── evals.json # Test cases
└── references/
├── report-template.md # 9-section master template
├── output-templates.md # Variant templates (assessment, gap, regulator, memo)
├── legal-citations-index.md # Article-reference index for consistency
├── interpretation-aids.md # Commission/EDPB interpretation hooks
├── jurisdiction-checklists.md # Member-State-specific compliance items
├── compliance-timeline.md # Deadline anchors per tier
├── docx-formatting.md # Word output formatting spec
└── case-studies.md # Worked report examples
Deployment
Claude.ai (User Skills)
- Go to Settings → Profile → Custom Skills (or equivalent)
- Upload the entire
ai-act-report/folder structure - The skill will auto-trigger on "generate AI Act report", "Prüfbericht", "create compliance assessment", or "export as Word"
Claude Code / Custom MCP Setup
- Copy the
ai-act-report/folder to your skills directory:cp -r ai-act-report/ /path/to/your/skills/user/ai-act-report/ - Ensure the skill is registered in your configuration
Usage
Quick Start
Either start fresh or hand over context from prior skill output:
> "Generate a formal AI Act compliance report for our HR screening system.
> I've already run the classifier (high-risk, Annex III Nr. 4) and the roles
> skill (we're the deployer). Please assemble the full Prüfbericht and
> export it as a Word document."
The skill will validate the context, draft the 9-section report, run a quality check, and offer .docx export.
Trigger Phrases
- "Generate AI Act report" / "Prüfbericht" / "Compliance assessment report"
- "Document the AI Act analysis" / "Export as Word"
- "Create a formal AI Act assessment"
Workflow
| Phase | Description |
|---|---|
| Phase 1: Input Collection | Context-first adaptive intake — consumes prior skill outputs if present |
| Phase 1.5: Input Validation | Explicit gate flagging missing or inconsistent inputs before drafting |
| Phase 2: Report Generation | 9-section template populated with citations and jurisdiction overlays |
| Phase 3: Quality Check | Pre-delivery review for consistency and completeness |
| Phase 4: Word Export | Optional formatted .docx output |
Report Structure
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| 1. Introduction | Purpose, scope of the assessment, methodology note |
| 2. System Description | Functionality, deployment context, users |
| 3. Preliminary Check — Scope Exclusions (Art. 2) | Military, R&D, personal, ILE, open-source checks |
| 4. Scope of Application | Territorial scope (Art. 2), addressee analysis |
| 5. Intended Purpose (Art. 3(12)) | Provider-declared intended use |
| 6. Risk Classification | Tier verdict with Art. 5 / Annex I / Annex III / GPAI / Art. 50 analysis |
| 7. Applicable Obligations | Role × tier obligation map with legal citations |
| 8. Risk Flags & Recommendations | Open issues, follow-up actions, monitoring items |
| 9. Conclusion | Summary verdict + next steps |
Capabilities Summary
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 9-Section Template | Audit-ready structure for legal files and regulator submissions |
| Context Consumption | Reads prior classification / role-determination / obligation-mapping / quick-triage outputs |
| Input Validation Gate | Phase 1.5 explicitly flags missing/inconsistent inputs |
| Citation Index | Consistent article references across sections |
| Jurisdiction Overlays | Member-State-specific compliance items |
| Quality Check | Phase 3 pre-delivery review |
| Word Export | Formatted .docx output for archiving and distribution |
| Output Variants | Assessment, gap analysis, regulator submission, internal memo |
Regulatory Basis
| Document | Reference |
|---|---|
| EU AI Act | Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 |
| Art. 2, 3, 5, 6, 50–55 | Citation anchors for each report section |
| Commission Guidelines | Used in interpretation aids |
| National implementation | Jurisdiction-specific checklist data |
License & Disclaimer
This skill produces structured AI Act report templates based on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. It is not legal advice. Reports should be reviewed and validated by qualified legal counsel before regulatory use.
Licensed under AGPL-3.0.
> Quality assurance: this skill ships with evaluation tests in the evals/ folder, which I run to check its outputs against expected results.
Created by Oliver Schmidt-Prietz — OneZero Legal