SYSTEM

WHAT
WE CHECK.

euactguard performs automated, article-level analysis of your codebase against the EU AI Act. Here is exactly what that means.

01

CAPABILITY

Automated Code Analysis

We parse your entire codebase using structured AI reasoning — every function, class, API call, model invocation, and data pipeline. Each element is mapped to the specific EU AI Act articles that govern it.

Supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Go, and Rust. Analyzes both application logic and infrastructure configuration.

02

CAPABILITY

Risk Classification

Every component in your system is classified against the four-tier risk framework defined in Article 6 and Annex III of the EU AI Act: Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited-Risk, and Minimal-Risk.

Classification is not a single score — each subsystem receives its own tier with the specific article and annex section that triggered it.

03

CAPABILITY

Line-Level Violations

Every compliance gap is traced to an exact location. You receive the file path, line number, function name, and the precise article that is violated — no ambiguity about where the problem is.

Output is formatted for engineers: structured JSON with path/line/article references, ready to paste into a GitHub issue or Jira ticket.

04

CAPABILITY

Remediation Guidance

For each violation, we generate a specific, actionable fix. Not 'consider adding documentation' — actual changes: what to add, what to change, and what the compliant version looks like.

Remediations are grouped by effort: quick wins (documentation, logging) vs. architectural changes (human oversight mechanisms, data governance).

05

CAPABILITY

Audit-Ready Reports

Export a complete compliance report as PDF or JSON at any time. The PDF is formatted for regulators and legal teams. The JSON is formatted for integration with your existing tooling.

Reports include an executive summary, article-level scores, full violation list with remediations, and a compliance score trend if you have multiple scans.

06

CAPABILITY

Multi-Source Analysis

Beyond GitHub repositories, you can analyze your public website for AI transparency disclosures (Article 50) and upload policy documents for alignment checking against the Act.

Website crawler checks up to 20 pages for required transparency notices. Policy analyzer compares your documentation against Article 13 and 14 requirements.

COVERAGE

ARTICLES
WE CHECK

Art. 6

Risk Classification

Prohibited and high-risk system identification

Art. 9

Risk Management

Risk management system documentation

Art. 10

Data Governance

Training data quality and bias detection

Art. 11

Technical Docs

Technical documentation completeness

Art. 12

Record-Keeping

Logging and audit trail requirements

Art. 13

Transparency

User-facing transparency disclosures

Art. 14

Human Oversight

Human control mechanisms

Art. 17

QMS

Quality management system for providers

Art. 26

Deployer Duties

Obligations for system deployers

Art. 50

AI Disclosure

Chatbot and synthetic media disclosure

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