Find out in minutes what the EU AI Act means for you: a role-based guide, a live timeline, the whole law clickable — and a free MCP server so you can ask questions in your own AI chat. English and Slovak.
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The guide
Four questions decide which regime you fall under. Then pick your role and follow the exact path the Act itself prescribes — every step is a real provision you can read in one click.
The Act itself
The pyramid is the Act's logic: the rarer the use-case, the harder the rules. The spine below is every article in order — click anything to read it in English and Slovak.
↑ stricter rules, fewer systems · ↓ lighter rules, most systems
Use it in chat
This site runs a free MCP server. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client and your AI answers with exact citations, current deadlines and both language versions. Your model, your account — the server only serves the law.
Audit
Run an AI coding agent (e.g. Claude Code) inside your repository with this server connected, invoke the audit prompt, and it will inventory your AI capabilities, classify their risk, and check every obligation against your code and docs — with file-level evidence.
The agent scans your repo for AI capabilities: models, APIs, automated decisions, generated content.
Each capability is screened against Art 5, Annex III and GPAI rules — verified against the actual provision text.
Obligations for your role are checked as covered / partial / missing, citing your files as evidence.
Every finding carries its date — binding law today vs. post-Omnibus — so you know what's urgent.
Technical screening with citations — not legal advice. The report is a head start for your lawyer, not a replacement.
Open & free
The server never calls an LLM. It serves the law — search, texts, deadlines, checklists. Intelligence comes from your own AI subscription, so hosting stays free.
Texts come straight from the EU Publications Office (CELLAR), parsed with stable per-article identifiers. A daily watcher flips the Omnibus dates the moment they become law.
MIT-licensed. Self-host it, run it locally over stdio, or fork it for another regulation. The ingest pipeline rebuilds the whole corpus from official sources.