ai-act-quick
EU AI Act Quick Assessment
Fast triage tool (15-25 minutes) for preliminary AI Act classification and compliance assessment. Produces a preliminary output and flags where a full AI Act assessment and qualified legal counsel are needed before relying on the result. This skill is self-contained: a "full assessment" means a documented, depth classification / role / obligation analysis and legal review — not another tool you need to install.
Disclaimer (show at session start, do not block)
Important: This is a preliminary AI Act assessment based on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, designed for rapid triage. It is not legal advice and does not replace a full assessment — validate every "Likely" determination through a full, documented AI Act assessment (depth classification, role analysis, and obligation mapping) and qualified legal counsel before relying on it. Effective dates for high-risk obligations reflect the AI Omnibus 2026 postponement (Annex III: 2 December 2027; Annex I: 2 August 2028).
Who this is for, and what kind of work this is
Operator. This triage can be run by a non-lawyer — a product owner, compliance manager, or founder scoping AI Act exposure — as well as by counsel. That is exactly why the output is preliminary by construction: if you are not a lawyer, your job is to route the resulting card to qualified counsel, not to treat "Likely Minimal" as an all-clear. No special AI fluency is assumed beyond describing the system in plain language.
Work shape. This is bounded-transactional triage: a single system run once through a fixed 6-gate sequence to produce a directional classification card — fast, pattern-matched, and deliberately shallow. It is the opening move of an accretive workflow, not the conclusion: a plausible high-risk or prohibited branch is meant to escalate into the full, documented assessment and counsel (see Recommended Next Steps), never to stop at the card. The speed is bought by narrowing scope, and the skill stays inside that narrow scope.