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Compliance monitor

Skill hartmut-ux/ai-legal-team-en/skills/compliance-monitor/.kimi/skills/compliance-monitor

9 AI legal skills for mid-market law firms. Contract analysis, research, compliance, litigation support, BD & practice ops for Kimi, Claude & Codex. Open source.

Install
npx -y skills add hartmut-ux/ai-legal-team-en --skill compliance-monitor

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Real-time compliance watchdog. Track GDPR UK, GwG, FINMA, EU AI Act, SRA rules, nDSG changes. Spot risks before they hit. Auto-generate compliance heatmaps, alert summaries, risk exposure reports. Feeds directly into Compliance Cockpit."

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Compliance Monitor — Kimi Code CLI wrapper

This is the Kimi Code CLI wrapper for compliance-monitor. The full skill definition lives in shared/SKILL-CORE.md in the same skill folder.

When to use

Use when the user asks for:

  • /compliance-monitor
  • "run compliance-monitor"
  • Any trigger described in the core skill

How to invoke

In Kimi Code CLI:

/compliance-monitor

Instructions

  1. Read shared/SKILL-CORE.md for the platform-agnostic workflow, rules, and examples.
  2. Execute the workflow using Kimi Code CLI tools.
  3. Load any referenced files from shared/ or subdirectories relative to this skill folder.

References

  • shared/SKILL-CORE.md — full skill definition

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