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Every rule your AI software might need to meet

AI laws, privacy rules, security standards and industry rules, in one list. Tell us what you build and we'll suggest which ones apply. Lintsure checks each one in your code as its rules ship.

Ask a question about a framework. Get the answer from your code.

Does our loan scoring need human oversight?Ask

Yes. ml/score.py makes automated credit decisions, which the EU AI Act lists as high-risk. Article 14 asks for a way for a person to review and override them. There is no override path yet.

Found in

  • Partialml/score.py:18Score is logged but never shown to a reviewer
  • Gapapi/decisions.ts:40Decision is final, no override endpoint

Outside code

Risk management process · Art. 9. Lintsure lists it for the Officer agent instead of guessing.

Pick the rules that apply to what you build

Answer four questions and Lintsure suggests a set. Change anything you like, then copy the config. Or skip this: the Classifier reads your repo and suggests the same list, and you confirm it.

Where are your users?
What does your code handle?
What does your AI do?
Who asks you for proof?

0 selected · 0 more apply, coming later

4 available now · 28 on the roadmap

AI laws and standards

Privacy and data protection

Security frameworks

Industry rules

lintsure.config.yaml

"Planned" frameworks are greyed out because we don't check them yet. "Platform" ones will be specialist rule packs on the paid platform; the rest join the free tool. If your answers say one applies, it's marked "Applies to you" so you know it's coming. Lintsure never shows a framework as covered before its rules ship. Suggestions are a starting point, not legal advice.

Rule sets, ready to run

EU AI Act · GDPR · SOC 2 · ISO/IEC 27001 · more as they ship