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Compliance as code for AI systems

EU AI Act evidence, generated from your CI

OpenComplAI runs a compliance scan alongside your existing CI job and turns every run into evidence: a risk classification, a control register, and a report you can hand to an auditor.

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How it works

From first sign-in to an auditor-ready report in three steps.

  1. 1

    Create a project

    Sign in, create a project, and issue it an API key.

  2. 2

    Add a CI job

    Drop the key into a GitHub Actions or GitLab CI step (or plain curl) and every run pushes its scan result to your dashboard.

  3. 3

    See evidence and reports

    Each run updates your control register, risk classification, and per-system report.

What’s built

Everything below is live in the dashboard today.

  • Ingest

    Every CI run pushes its scan result straight into your dashboard.

  • Control register

    Track EU AI Act obligations per system, with owners and due dates.

  • Risk classification

    Run the EU AI Act applicability checker to classify a system’s risk tier.

  • In-app report

    A per-system compliance report, built from the evidence your CI already sent.

  • Audit log

    Every compliance-relevant action, recorded and exportable.

  • Pipeline health and drift

    See which systems stopped reporting and which scanned against an outdated policy bundle.

Not sure if you’re in scope?

Answer a few questions in the free EU AI Act applicability checker — no sign-in required.

Try the checker

We generate supporting artifacts and evidence; we never tell you you’re compliant. This is not a declaration of conformity, and OpenComplAI is not affiliated with the European Union.

No pricing table here yet — talk to us about plans.