opencomplai
The convenience meta-package for Opencomplai — AI compliance
for your AI systems: the EU AI Act, and a NIST AI RMF 1.0 view derived from the same
evidence. EU AI Act evaluated; NIST AI RMF derived (partial, unreviewed); ISO 42001 native pack, attestation-led (partial, unreviewed); DORA and EBA mapped only. Installing opencomplai gives you both the risk engine and the command-line
tool in one step.
Install
pip install opencomplai
This installs:
opencomplai-core— the deterministic, rule-based EU AI Act risk engine and code-corroboration scanner.opencomplai-cli— theopencomplaicommand-line tool.
Quick start
Command line
opencomplai init # scaffold a system-manifest.json
opencomplai scan # corroborate manifest against code
opencomplai check # run the compliance gate
Python SDK
from opencomplai import assess, AssessmentInput, ModelMetadata
result = assess(AssessmentInput(
model=ModelMetadata(
name="my-model",
version="1.0.0",
modality="text",
use_case="customer support chatbot",
deployment_context="production",
)
))
print(result.risk_level)
Public API re-exported from opencomplai: assess, AssessmentInput, ModelMetadata,
RiskLevel, RiskResult, RuleResult, ScanResult, ScanStatusArtifact, SystemManifest,
and, for assessing several frameworks side by side, evaluate_targets, resolve_targets,
FRAMEWORKS, FrameworkPack, FrameworkReport and GapReport.
Optional: AI intent plugin
For AI-powered intent classification of code callsites, also install
opencomplai-ai:
pip install opencomplai-ai
opencomplai scan --ai-intent --ai-model codebert-onnx # deterministic matcher, no download
The default model is a local GGUF LLM and needs pip install 'opencomplai-ai[deep]'.
Documentation
Full guides, SDK reference, and the EU AI Act concepts at docs.opencomplai.com.
License
AGPL-3.0-only. See LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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