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Regulatory risk scan

Skill eltntawy/idea-discovery-playbook/skills/regulatory-risk-scan

16 agent skills to validate software ideas before you build — Mom Test interviews, JTBD, market research, pretotype tests, unit economics, and go/no-go scorecards. For Cursor, Claude Code & skills.sh.

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npx -y skills add eltntawy/idea-discovery-playbook --skill regulatory-risk-scan

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Screens software ideas for regulatory, compliance, and platform-policy risks before scaling validation or build. Use for regulated markets, compliance risk, HIPAA, fintech, legal tech, health AI, or privacy-heavy products.

SKILL.md

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Regulatory Risk Scan

Lightweight desk scan — not legal advice. Flag risks so validation and build plans include compliance work.

When to run

  • Health, medical, mental health, children
  • Money movement, lending, insurance, crypto
  • Legal advice, immigration, employment law automation
  • Biometrics, surveillance, scraping at scale
  • EU/UK users (GDPR), US state privacy laws, sector rules (HIPAA, PCI, etc.)

Run early in discovery-playbook phase 1–2 if any trigger applies.

Checklist

AreaQuestions
Activity regulationIs the activity regulated even if software is not?
DataPII, PHI, financial data, minors — storage and processing?
ClaimsDoes marketing imply licensed outcome (medical, legal, financial)?
Third partiesAPI ToS, app store rules, ad platform policies
GeographyWhich countries/states from day one?
AI-specificAutomated decisions, disclosure, training data rights

Risk levels

LevelAction
LowDocument assumptions; proceed with standard privacy
MediumAdd compliance tasks to v1 scope; consult professional before launch
HighPause scale tests; narrow wedge or pivot; expert review required

Output

Save to discovery/<topic-slug>/research/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>-regulatory.md.

Sections: Facts, Assumptions, Risk table (area | level | mitigation | owner), Decision (proceed / narrow / pause), Next step.

Link from discovery-synthesis and cap Strong go if High risks lack mitigation plan.

Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most regulatory compliance skills give

Counted across 187 of the 188 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-06

  • retain audit logs for at least 6 yearsin 10 of 187, across 8 files
  • remove or alter HIPAA identifiersin 9 of 187, across 4 files
  • document patient consent for publicationin 9 of 187, across 4 files
  • stamp files after creating or modifying themin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • inspect detailed trust scores before modifying filesin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • check root account mfa statusin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • check for unused credentials over ninety days oldin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • check iam users for mfa enforcementin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • verify cloudtrail is enabled and loggingin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • check s3 bucket access logging configurationin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • read existing metadata before modifying filesin 8 of 187, across 2 files
  • run compliance audits using the specified regulationsin 8 of 187, across 2 files

Said here and by no other author read

  • run early in discovery phase if triggers apply
  • check if the activity is regulated
  • identify data categories like PII or PHI
  • review marketing claims for licensed outcomes
  • check API terms and platform policies
  • determine user geography from day one

Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once.

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