eu-ai-act-scanner
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Scored across 16 tools
Several tools perform project scans and gap analysis (scan_project, check_compliance, generate_report, combined_compliance_report), which creates real overlap in purpose. However, each description clarifies a different output type, and combined_compliance_report explicitly supersedes the separate scans.
Tool names mostly follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern like scan_project, check_compliance, and generate_report. Minor deviations such as combined_compliance_report (adjective-noun rather than verb-noun) and the gdpr_*/generate_* variety keep it from being perfect.
16 tools is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range, but the count is reasonable given that the server covers EU AI Act, GDPR, combined reporting, templates, pricing, and API key management. The duplication between separate scans and the combined report adds minor bloat.
The tool surface covers risk categorization, project scanning, compliance checking, report generation, templates, roadmap, certification, pricing, and API key handling for both EU AI Act and GDPR. The main gap is conceptual redundancy rather than missing functionality, though true CRUD-style lifecycle coverage is not expected for a scanner.