EU AI Act workflow · GDPR-aligned operations

Trust the code your AI writes.

Legalithm checks what your AI ships for EU AI Act obligations and leaves a dated, cited compliance record in your repo — readable by your team, your customers, and auditors. Free, in your editor and CI. A cited starting point, not legal advice.

No signup required to run the AI Act assessment. Results include references and actionable next steps.

Free & open-source · EU-built, GDPR-aligned · Cited, not legal advice

Legal Disclaimer: Legalithm provides automated compliance scanning and AI-powered recommendations for informational purposes only. Our suggestions require human validation and do not constitute legal advice. Always consult with qualified legal counsel for specific compliance matters. For data protection inquiries, contact our DPO at dpo@legalithm.com.

Legalithm at a glance

Last updated: 2026-03-26

  • What it does: Checks AI-generated code, classifies risk, maps the cited obligations, and writes a dated compliance record.
  • Who it is for: Teams shipping AI features, developers, CTOs, and compliance leads.
  • Primary output: A dated, cited compliance record in your repo that you can show.
  • Important: Informational only; not legal advice.

From “Does This Even Need Compliance?” to a Cited Answer

Your AI ships code fast. Legalithm checks what it shipped against the EU AI Act and gives you a cited answer you can act on.

The Old Way

Your AI ships features faster than anyone can check whether they fall under the AI Act.

It is hard to tell which Articles apply to the code you just shipped.

Without a dated, cited record, investor and procurement reviews get slower and riskier.

With Legalithm

Check AI-generated code in minutes and get a clear risk classification.

See the obligations that apply, with article references, rationale, and practical next steps.

Get a dated, cited record in your repo that you can refine with legal counsel.

Core capabilities for trusting AI-generated code

One path from checking the code to obligations to a dated, cited record, for any team shipping AI.

Check the Code Your AI Writes

Run a focused check over your AI-generated code and features to classify the use case and surface EU AI Act obligations with clear article references.

Explore Check the Code Your AI Writes

Risk Classification & Rationale

Get an AI Act risk outcome with rationale, article references, and the next steps that actually apply to what you shipped.

AI output requires human validation and does not constitute legal advice.

Explore Risk Classification & Rationale

Obligation Mapping

Turn the outcome into a concrete obligation checklist and implementation priorities for EU AI Act readiness, grounded in the specific Articles.

Explore Obligation Mapping

Privacy-First Delivery

EU-hosted infrastructure, encryption in transit and at rest, and consent-gated analytics, your code and inputs stay yours.

Explore Privacy-First Delivery

A Dated, Cited Record

Export a dated, Article-cited compliance record you can show in due diligence, procurement, and internal reviews.

Explore A Dated, Cited Record

Right Where You Work

Start free in the browser, or pull the same check into your editor and CI with the CLI, MCP server, and GitHub Action.

Explore Right Where You Work

For developers: compliance in your coding loop

Building with Cursor or Claude Code? Check AI-generated code for EU AI Act obligations right where you work, a free CLI, an offline MCP server, and a GitHub Action that write a dated, cited record into your repo.

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Sample AI Act Output

See what you'll get from your free assessment

AI Act Assessment Report

Generated: Sample Output

High RiskClassification
12

Obligations mapped

6

Priority actions

4

Evidence gaps

Key Findings

No documented human oversight process

High-risk AI requires defined oversight and intervention procedures.

Risk management file needs updates

Current controls are partially documented but not linked to Annex III scenarios.

Initial obligation mapping generated

Applicable AI Act obligations were mapped with references and next steps.

Export documentation as PDF, JSON, or CSV • Includes references and timestamps

Product Snapshot

A quick view of the launch scope and operational baseline.

0m

Typical assessment time

0

Core focus areas (AI Act + GDPR)

0

Annex III risk categories

0%

EU-hosted data

Security and Compliance Signals

Core trust markers for privacy, hosting, and technical safeguards.

GDPR-Aligned Controls

Privacy-by-design implementation and consent-aware analytics controls

EU-Hosted

Frankfurt, Germany (Supabase EU)

Encrypted

TLS 1.3 + encryption at rest

Row-Level Security

Tenant data isolation (RLS)

More trust details are available in the Trust Center.

Regulatory Insights

Stay Ahead of Regulatory Changes

Practical AI Act resources to help your team move from ambiguity to execution.

EU AI Act Guide

Understand risk classes, obligations, and rollout timelines for AI systems in the EU.

Read Guide

AI Act Templates

Use practical templates and checklists to move from assessment to documentation faster.

Read Guide

AI Compliance Insights

Read practical explainers and updates focused on AI Act implementation for lean teams.

Read Guide

What Changes with the EU AI Act?

The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act is now in effect. Here's what you need to know.

New Requirements

AI systems must be classified by risk level (minimal, limited, high, or unacceptable). High-risk systems require documentation, risk management, and human oversight.

Compliance Obligations

Organizations using high-risk AI must conduct conformity assessments, maintain technical documentation, and ensure data governance. Initial obligations are already in effect.

Documentation Requirements

High-risk systems require technical documentation, including system details, risk controls, and post-market monitoring plans.

Run Your Free AI Act Assessment

No credit card required. No login needed. Start with a practical, defensible first compliance output.

⚡ Classify risk and map obligations in minutes
Typical completion time: about 2 minutes

✓ AI Act risk classification • ✓ Obligation mapping • ✓ Documentation export path

Not legal advice: Results are informational and require human/legal review.

Frequently Asked Questions

Key answers about the current AI Act launch workflow and free-launch model.

The workflow is designed to provide a practical first classification with transparent rationale and legal references. It supports operational readiness, but results still require qualified human review before legal or regulatory decisions.
You can complete the public assessment without creating an account. We only capture additional details when you explicitly submit email or intent forms. Analytics events remain consent-gated.
Most users complete the public AI Act assessment in around 2 minutes. You receive risk classification, obligations, and next-step guidance immediately after completion.
Core product data is hosted in EU infrastructure. Traffic is encrypted in transit and data is encrypted at rest. We also apply consent controls so non-essential analytics stay disabled until explicit opt-in.
No. Legalithm provides automated compliance scanning and AI-powered recommendations. Our suggestions require human validation and do not constitute legal advice. We recommend consulting with qualified legal counsel for specific compliance matters and regulatory interpretations.
The current launch scope is centered on AI Act assessment workflows with GDPR-aligned operational controls. Broader multi-framework and enterprise capability sets are roadmap items and are not positioned as launch-complete.

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