CSME Developer Build Compliance and Content Filter

CSME Developer Build Compliance and Content Filter reads software built with AI and reports the legal duties the work carries and the standard of the words it says. It is for developers, agencies and product owners shipping websites, apps and services to customers in the EU or the UK.

You give it one of four things: a build plan as text, the files a build produced as a manifest of paths and contents, one live web address, or a body of copy. Back comes a reading in two halves. The writing half applies the ComplianceSME writing standard to everything the work says, interface copy, documentation, generated content and error messages, and names every machine fingerprint in it by line. The law half gives each duty a verdict. PASS means the evidence is on the page. FAIL means the duty applies and the thing it requires is absent. UNKNOWN means the check cannot see the answer, because the answer needs a rendered browser, a fact about the company, or something the served page does not carry. On a plan reading each duty is marked PLANNED instead, because nothing has been built for a check to read. Every duty carries the article it turns on in the instrument's own words, the evidence found, and the ComplianceSME toolkit that closes the gap. A reading is kept on the account and fetched again by its reference without spending another scan.

Each account gets one free scan a day on this connector, counted on its own. The free reading gives the writing result and how many duties passed, failed and came back unknown, by name. A key lifts the limit and opens the full report, with every fingerprint by line, the wording behind each duty, the evidence found and the toolkit that closes each gap. A key costs GBP 40 a month and is included in The Compliance Complete account at GBP 500 a month. Keys are bought on compliancesme.com. The connector takes no payment.

This is compliance documentation and not legal advice. It never states that a company is compliant.