The safeguards map / 1.4 Product descriptions
LexLint
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A lint that reads an app's declared profile and reports the legal obligations that attach to it in each jurisdiction, each cited to a named instrument.
Where it sits
1.4 Product descriptions (primary): Reads a declared app profile and reports the obligations that attach to it, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, each cited to a named instrument with the date the research last read it.
LexLint reads a declared app profile and reports the obligations that attach to it, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, each one cited to a named instrument with the date the research last read it.
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LexLint returns findings: which obligations apply in each jurisdiction, with citations and freshness dates.
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1.2 Agent configuration and declarations: Reads a repository's ACTIVITIES.md, the file that declares the activities its code performs or enables.
Its YAML front matter is the record a validator and a lint read; the Markdown under it is for a person.
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4.3 Clocks, notification and correction: Sets out every reporting clock in its law library that an incident involving an agent can start, by jurisdiction, with the party each binds.
Every reporting clock in the LexLint law library that an incident involving an agent can start
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Most bind the OPERATOR of a service inside the scope of the NIS2 Directive or its national transposition; the CRA binds the MAKER of a product with digital elements, software included.
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Facts
- Concern
- securitysafetylegal
- Names the law
- yes
- Subject
- softwareAI systemagent
- Used by
- those who make itthose who run it
- Runs
- as an agent pluginby hand
- Legal events
- NIS2 significant incidentCRA actively exploited vulnerabilitySAFE Reporting Compact trigger
Handoffs
consumes Agent declarations: ACTIVITIES.md
produces Findings: LexLint findings (obligations per jurisdiction with citations)
produces Legal deadlines: lexlint.io/clock marks
Collector's note
Published by UnGovr, which also publishes this map; it appears here under the same rules as every other entry. The plugin repository is open source; the lint and the law library run as a hosted service. TestPack (on every commit) and RunPack (on an agent's actions in production) are in development and are not placed. jurisdictions is left empty because the lint reads every jurisdiction in its law library.
Every quote is verbatim from a stored capture of the page linked under it. Placement is our reading of the product's own documentation; no publisher has reviewed or endorsed it. Rows CC BY 4.0. Names, marks and logos belong to their owners; logos identify each product and are not part of the dataset.