The library

Free AI compliance skills for the eight biggest EU regulations.

Each skill is a complete guided workflow you install in Claude or ChatGPT. It checks whether the regulation applies to you, then walks you to a dated action plan. Open one to see the questions it asks and the outputs it produces.

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AI ActPhasing in

EU AI Act

Classify every AI system you build or use and get the obligations that follow.

AI governance

High-risk rules from 2 Aug 2026Open →

CSRDPhasing in

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

Find out if you are still in scope after the Omnibus, then run double materiality.

Sustainability reporting

First reporting FY2027 for newly in-scope companiesOpen →

CSDDDUpcoming

Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

See if the new high thresholds catch you, then build the due-diligence cycle.

Supply-chain due diligence

First application 26 July 2029Open →

CRAPhasing in

Cyber Resilience Act

Classify your product with digital elements and get the security duties and CE route.

Product cybersecurity

Reporting from 11 Sep 2026; full rules 11 Dec 2027Open →

EAAIn force

European Accessibility Act

Check which products and services are caught and produce an accessibility statement.

Digital accessibility

In force since 28 June 2025Open →

EUDRPhasing in

EU Deforestation Regulation

Check your commodities, collect geolocation, and file a Due Diligence Statement.

Supply-chain due diligence

Large and medium by 30 Dec 2026; small by 30 Jun 2027Open →

CBAMPhasing in

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

See if the 50-tonne threshold exempts you, then plan declarant status and certificates.

Carbon and trade

Definitive regime live; first declaration due 30 Sep 2027Open →

ESPRPhasing in

Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation

Find which product rules and the Digital Product Passport will bind you, and when.

Product and ecodesign

Unsold-goods ban from 19 Jul 2026; rules roll out 2026 to 2030Open →

Regulatory Skills skills are guidance, not legal advice. Each one cites the official sources (EUR-Lex and the European Commission) so you can verify and re-check. Facts are current as of June 2026, including the 2025 to 2026 Omnibus changes.