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HIPAA Guardian MCP Server

confirmCodeCompliance

Validate code against HIPAA compliance checklists to ensure healthcare applications meet security and privacy rule requirements before implementation.

Input Schema

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NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
schemaYes

Implementation Reference

  • server.ts:398-421 (registration)
    The complete registration of the 'confirmCodeCompliance' MCP tool, including documentation comment, input schema definition, and inline handler function that confirms the agent's compliance justification.
    /**
     * A tool that forces the agent to confirm its generated code against a specific compliance checklist.
     */
    server.tool(
        'confirmCodeCompliance',
        {
            description: 'Takes a snippet of code and a relevant compliance checklist (e.g., from getSecureCodingChecklist) and requires the agent to provide a point-by-point justification of how the code meets each requirement. This must be the last step before outputting code.',
            schema: z.object({
                codeSnippet: z.string().describe("The proposed code the agent intends to write."),
                checklist: z.string().describe("The full text of the checklist the code must be validated against."),
                justification: z.string().describe("A point-by-point explanation of how the codeSnippet satisfies each item in the checklist."),
            }),
        },
        async ({ justification }) => {
            // The tool's main purpose is to force the agent to generate the justification.
            // It returns the justification, confirming the agent completed the reasoning process.
            return {
                content: [{
                    type: 'text',
                    text: `Compliance Justification Confirmed:\n\n${justification}`
                }]
            };
        }
    );
  • The handler function for the 'confirmCodeCompliance' tool. It receives the agent's provided justification (after they have reasoned point-by-point against the checklist) and returns a standardized confirmation message echoing that justification.
        async ({ justification }) => {
            // The tool's main purpose is to force the agent to generate the justification.
            // It returns the justification, confirming the agent completed the reasoning process.
            return {
                content: [{
                    type: 'text',
                    text: `Compliance Justification Confirmed:\n\n${justification}`
                }]
            };
        }
    );
  • The Zod input schema for the 'confirmCodeCompliance' tool, requiring the agent to submit the proposed code snippet, the compliance checklist text, and a detailed point-by-point justification of compliance.
    schema: z.object({
        codeSnippet: z.string().describe("The proposed code the agent intends to write."),
        checklist: z.string().describe("The full text of the checklist the code must be validated against."),
        justification: z.string().describe("A point-by-point explanation of how the codeSnippet satisfies each item in the checklist."),
    }),
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Usage Guidelines1/5

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