io.github.SwikingSWE/conformy

Check how many document generation credits remain on your Conformy account. Requires an API key (CONFORMY_API_KEY).

Check how many days remain until EU AI Act enforcement deadlines. Shows all key dates including the high-risk deadline (August 2, 2026) and the all-systems deadline (August 2, 2027).

Quick reference for NIS2 obligations by entity level. Shows the 10 risk management measures (Article 21), incident reporting timelines (Article 23), and supervision regime.

Classify an AI system under the EU AI Act. Determines risk level (prohibited, high-risk, limited, minimal), checks against Article 5 prohibited practices, maps to Annex III categories, lists required documentation, and provides the compliance deadline. Use this when building, deploying, or reviewing AI features to check regulatory obligations.

Classify an organization under the NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) / Swedish Cybersäkerhetslagen. Determines if the organization is an essential entity, important entity, or not in scope based on sector, size, and special designations. Returns required documents, reporting obligations, supervision regime, and maximum fines.

Create a new compliance document with answers and optionally start AI generation. First use `get_document_template` to see what questions are needed, then provide answers as a flat object mapping question IDs to answer strings.

Export a generated compliance document to PDF or DOCX. Fetches the document by ID, sends it to the export endpoint, and saves the file to ~/Downloads. Returns the file path. The document must have generated sections (use `get_generation_status` to verify completion first).

Start AI generation for an existing document. The backend generates all answers in the background, only regenerating questions whose answers have changed (token-efficient). Use `get_generation_status` to poll progress.

Generate a single section of an EU AI Act compliance document using AI. Provide context about the AI system and the section topic, and receive a draft section with article references. Requires the Conformy API to be running with an LLM configured.

Get a compliance document by ID, including all answers and generated sections. Use this to review what has been generated, identify sections that need improvement, or prepare for edits. After reviewing, use `update_document_answers` to change answers and `generate_document` to regenerate only the changed sections (1 credit per changed section). Use `export_document` to download as PDF or DOCX.

Get the full question template for a compliance document type. Returns all sections and questions that need to be answered. Use this FIRST to understand what information is needed before creating a document.

Check the progress of document generation. Returns how many questions have been generated out of the total.

Get the list of required compliance documents for a specific risk level and role under the EU AI Act. Use this for a quick lookup without running a full classification.

List all high-risk AI system categories defined in Annex III of the EU AI Act. Use this to understand which areas trigger high-risk classification, or to look up the correct category key for the classify_ai_system tool.

List all compliance documents for the authenticated organization. Use this as the starting point to continue working on an existing document — pick a document, then use `get_document` to see its current state, `update_document_answers` to change answers, and `generate_document` to regenerate changed sections. Documents created here are also visible on conformy.io.

List all sectors covered by the NIS2 Directive, split by Annex I (highly critical) and Annex II (other critical). Use this to find the correct sector key for the classify_nis2_entity tool.

Update answers on an existing document. Only provide the answers that changed — you don't need to resend unchanged answers. After updating, use `generate_document` to regenerate. The backend uses smart diffing and only regenerates sections whose answers actually changed, so you only spend credits on what changed. Get the current answers and row version from `get_document` first.