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ACE Compliance Engine

Zero-Hallucination
EU AI Act Compliance
Directly from Code.

Status: Engine Under Active Training (v0.1.0)

ACE is a complete autonomous compliance compiler that automatically generates your entire Annex IV Technical Documentation directly from code, saving startups and SMEs tens of thousands in legal audit costs while providing active guidance to achieve conformity.

Simulate Code Scan
Claims Audited 20 Assertions
Grounding Density 85% (17/20)
Hallucinations blocked 4 Intercepted
Code Integrity 100% Local
Beyond Simple Scanning

Autonomous Document Generation & Active Guidance

ACE is more than just a risk scanner. It is a complete autonomous package that generates the full, structured Annex IV compliance pack.

Existing checkers perform risk classification but stop there, leaving engineering teams with empty checklists and blank files. Compliance officers are forced to hire legal consultancies at €200–€500 per hour, racking up thousands of euros in auditing debt trying to manually draft technical documentation.

ACE automates this entire cycle. It statically parses your codebase, builds a dual-index RAG system over your code and the EU AI Act corpus, and compiles a ready-to-submit compliance pack. More than that, ACE acts as a compliance co-pilot: when it detects missing structures or telemetry, it provides the developer with active IDE linting advice, showing exactly what code constructs to implement to become compliant.

Compiler Slides Blueprint

How the Engine Compiles Compliance

Core slides and architecture mapping from the ACE AI Compliance Compiler deck.

Slide 02 Deadlines

The Commercial Window Closes

Binding timelines enforce compliance: Dec 2, 2027 for Annex III High-Risk systems and Aug 2, 2028 for embedded AI products. Startups must act early to avoid the bottleneck of manually drafting technical documentation, saving thousands in lawyer fees.

Target: Annex IV Tech Doc
Slide 03 Moat

The Market Gap

Existing checkers (ark-forge, Systima, EuConform) only do basic scanning, risk metrics, and risk classification. ACE is the first engine to perform deep structural repo-awareness to automatically compile and generate the complete 9-section Annex IV pack.

Scanners vs. Generators
Slide 04 Engine

Developer-Native Compliance

Replaces the Old Way (expensive manual audits, external counsel, and generic templates) with the ACE Way: automated extraction of technical facts directly from code. No boilerplate templates—only system-specific, verifiable codebase evidence.

Command: ace scan <repo-path>
Slide 05 Codebase

Engine Architecture

Sleek, modular structure: /api (routing and generate), /scanner (Tree-sitter AST parsing), /rag (dual legal and repo indexes), /generator (trace verification & manifest output), and /mcp_server (IDE integrations). Built locally on LlamaIndex + ChromaDB.

sphillips1337/ace-eu-ai
Slide 06 Pipeline

End-to-End Workflow Pipeline

A seamless four-step flow: Scan (framework detection) → Extract (Tree-sitter parses function structures and dependencies) → Clarify (adaptive Web UI fills gaps) → Generate (RAG pipeline writes files to target compliance pack `.zip`).

Workflow: Code to Compliance Zip
Slide 07 RAG

Dual-Index RAG Orchestration

Our proprietary moat: simultaneously queries the Legal Corpus (EU AI Act Articles 9-15 & Annex IV schema) and the Repository Corpus (AST chunks, import graphs, configurations) to contextualize and ground all compliance generations.

Hybrid Vector & BM25 Search
Slide 08 UX

Bridging the Code-Process Gap

If the static scanner detects a codebase gap (e.g. no human oversight hook in AST), it maps it directly into an adaptive 15-question Web UI. This prevents developer fatigue by only asking questions about elements that cannot be automatically found in the code.

Dynamic Clarifying Questionnaire
Slide 09 Audit

The Trace-or-Flag Verifier

Every generated compliance claim is audited. If the verifier finds a matching construct in the AST, it logs the code line reference. If it cannot ground the claim, it scrubs the text and flags the claim with [EVIDENCE REQUIRED] to avoid hallucinations.

Verifier: Zero-Hallucination Guard
Slide 10 Pack

Anatomy of the Compliance Pack

ACE outputs a complete compliance-pack.zip: annex-iv/ (9 structured markdown files), manifest.json (machine-readable audit ledger), VERIFICATION.md (human summary report), and ai-bom.cyclonedx.json (ML SBOM).

Deliverable: Machine-Readable Assets
Interactive Laboratory

Simulate the Compliance Scanner

Experience how ACE parses a repository, executes RAG mappings, and catches ungrounded inferences. Click below to scan the sample DeepFace codebase.

ace-cli --scan ./demo/serengil-deepface
FastMCP Active
Console initialized. Click "Run Compliance Scan" to begin AST analysis...
Location: C:\dev\ACE-EU-AI

Compliance Verification Record

Target scanned: serengil/deepface

Grounded Claims 16
Action Items 4
Telemetry Link Missing 1 compliance hook
Section
Asserted Compliance Claim
Status
Evidence Anchor
§1 General
Model processes biometric identities (faces) via localized convolutional layers.
Grounded
§2 Dev
Neural frameworks inventory references Keras 2.x and TensorFlow 2.x libraries.
Grounded
§3 Oversight
Testing environment checks validation accuracy targets locally before build.
Grounded
§5 Risk Mgmt
The system records a physical log of all administrative decisions for biometric models.
Evidence Required
[EVIDENCE REQUIRED]
Technical Architecture

Full Annex IV Technical Coverage

ACE maps your software automatically across all nine segments required for placement on the European Single Market.

SECTION §01

General Description

Defines system identity, deployment configuration roles (Provider/Deployer), hardware schemas, and automatically infers regulatory scope.

SECTION §02

Development Process

Constructs structural AI-BOMs capturing ML libraries, dataset dependencies, weights verification, and design flow choices from AST code paths.

SECTION §03

Monitoring & Control

Tracks and maps logging decorators, human-in-the-loop oversight hooks, fail-safe gates, and model output controls.

SECTION §04

Performance Metrics

Extracts evaluation scripts, validation benchmarks, and accuracy tolerances. Maps them to the expected high-risk thresholds.

SECTION §05

Risk Management

Grounds continuous risk reviews, bias test evaluations, and automated software validation logic in verifiable commits.

SECTION §06

Lifecycle Changes

Verifies code refactoring impact and triggers automated documentation updates upon integration changes inside the VCS loop.

SECTION §07

Harmonised Standards

Validates applying standard frameworks (ISO 42001, IEC 62304) and automatically correlates compliance claims with harmonised requirements.

SECTION §08

Declaration of Conformity

Compiles draft templates indicating certification tracks, CE marking readiness, and legal representative declarations.

SECTION §09

Post-Market Monitoring

Organizes telemetry hooks, error logging loops, feedback channels, and incident dispatch configurations.

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Eliminate €15,000+ in Legal Fees

Rather than performing a simple scan and leaving you with empty forms, ACE is an autonomous package that compiles your complete compliance record. By automatically extracting code structures, mapping evidence, and writing the 9-section documentation draft, ACE eliminates weeks of manual consultant audits at €200–500/hr, putting audit-ready files directly into your repository.

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Active Compliance Guidance

ACE doesn't just list what's wrong. Through our FastMCP server interface, ACE acts as a real-time compliance co-pilot inside your IDE. When the scanner identifies a regulatory gap—like a missing human oversight hook or audit log—it provides inline developer linting warnings and specific, actionable code suggestions to resolve the issue directly.

Regulatory Timeline

The EU AI Act compliance countdown is active.

Startups placing AI products on the European market face strict, binding deadlines. Failing to comply can result in severe financial penalties up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover, alongside complete product withdrawal.

Retrospective auditing at the deadline leads to system halts. The solution is adopting continuous, automated evidence mapping during the engineering cycles today.

2027

General AI High-Risk Systems Deadline

December 2, 2027

Providers of general-purpose and standalone high-risk AI software (Annex III categories, biometric screening, recruitment, etc.) must deploy fully compliant Annex IV files.

2028

Embedded AI Regulated Product Deadline

August 2, 2028

Enforcement targets AI systems embedded inside safety components of machinery, medical devices, civil aviation, and regulated infrastructure components.

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