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EU AI Act Article 50 watermarking + transparency compliance MCP. Built for the 2 November 2026 cliff (the new nearest EU AI Act deadline after the Digital Omnibus pushed high-risk to Dec 2027). Classify which Art 50 obligations apply (chatbot disclosure, GPAI synthetic-content marking per C2PA-2.0, deepfake disclosure, emotion/biometric transparency), generate compliant disclosure text per surface + language, audit content pipelines, emit HMAC-signed compliance attestations. By MEOK AI Labs.

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meok-watermark-attest-mcp

Why this exists

EU AI Act Article 50 transparency obligations apply on 2 August 2026 — this is the cliff that DIDN'T move post-Omnibus. The Code of Practice on AI-generated content (finalising May-June 2026) explicitly requires three layers of disclosure for synthetic content:

  1. C2PA manifest (Content Credentials) attached to media
  2. Invisible watermarking (e.g., SynthID, Tree-Ring)
  3. Fingerprinting (perceptual hashes for downstream provenance tracking)

Single-layer C2PA is not sufficient. Most teams don't know this yet. The few open-source tools that exist cover one layer at most.

This MCP bundles all three layers into a single AI-agent-callable tool, signs the resulting compliance pack with HMAC, and produces a verification URL. Built specifically for the Code of Practice baseline, with C2PA cert paths supported.

Real usage example

A media-AI startup serving German + French publishers needed to flip Article 50 disclosure on for every AI-generated image their tool produced. They installed:

pip install meok-watermark-attest-mcp

Prompted Claude during their pipeline integration:

'For every image produced by our generative model, generate a Code-of-Practice-aligned disclosure pack: C2PA manifest with our org cert, SynthID invisible watermark, perceptual fingerprint, and a signed attestation. Embed all three before publishing.'

Output: each generated image now ships with a verifiable provenance trail. When a downstream platform asks 'is this AI-generated?', the answer is a verification URL — not a lawyerly disclaimer. The startup's general counsel signed off on the Article 50 readiness in a single review session vs the 6-week multi-vendor stitching estimate.


meok-watermark-attest-mcp

EU AI Act Article 50 watermarking + transparency MCP. Built for the 2 November 2026 cliff.

The Digital Omnibus (Parliament vote 569-45 on 23 March 2026) delayed high-risk obligations to Dec 2027 / Aug 2028 — but Article 50 only slid by 3 months, to 2 Nov 2026. That's the next EU AI Act deadline every chatbot operator + GPAI provider + deepfake user must hit.

By MEOK AI Labs.

Who needs this

  • Chatbot operators — Art 50(1) requires disclosure that user is interacting with AI
  • GPAI providers — Art 50(2) requires synthetic content (audio/image/video/text) be machine-readable as AI-generated
  • Emotion-recognition / biometric-categorisation deployers — Art 50(3) requires informing affected persons
  • Deepfake generators — Art 50(4) requires disclosure that content is artificial
  • Publishers of AI-generated text on public-interest matters — Art 50(4) text rule

Tools

  • get_deadline_status — live status + obligation matrix
  • classify_obligations — given system characteristics, return triggered Art 50 sub-articles
  • generate_disclosure_text — produce compliant copy per surface + 5 languages (en/de/fr/es/it)
  • audit_content_pipeline — scan sample output + named pipeline steps for compliance gaps
  • sign_watermark_attestation — Pro: HMAC-SHA256 signed attestation with public verify URL

Install

pip install meok-watermark-attest-mcp

Tiers

  • Free — 10 audits/day, full classifier + disclosure templates
  • Pro £199/mo — unlimited + signed attestations + monthly regression checks — subscribe
  • Enterprise £1,499/mo — content-pipeline integration + custom templates per language/jurisdiction
  • £499 one-off Article 50 Readiness Pack — bespoke audit + signed attestation

Use code MEOKEAT for 25% off the first 3 months.

Sources

  • EU AI Act Article 50 (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)
  • Digital Omnibus position (Parliament vote 569-45-23 on 23 March 2026)
  • C2PA Content Credentials specification 2.0

Related MEOK MCPs

License

MIT — MEOK AI Labs, 2026.


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