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ActTrace

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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

Name	Required	Description	Default
No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

Capability	Details
`tools`	{ "listChanged": false }
`prompts`	{ "listChanged": false }
`resources`	{ "subscribe": false, "listChanged": false }
`experimental`	{}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

Name Description

Name	Description
acttrace_classifyA	Classify an AI feature's EU AI Act risk category. Runs ActTrace's deterministic classification engine and returns a risk category (`prohibited`, `possible_high_risk`, `limited_risk_transparency`, `minimal_risk`, `unknown`, or `out_of_scope_financial_services`) with confidence, rationale, triggering facts, missing information, obligations, and source references. Use this when asked "Is this AI feature EU AI Act compliant?", "What risk tier does my AI feature fall into?", or for a general AI Act risk classification. ActTrace is for non-financial SaaS / technology products. Financial use cases are reported as `out_of_scope_financial_services` unless `financial_override` is set. The result is informational and is NOT legal advice. Args: feature_name: Short name of the AI feature (e.g. "support chatbot"). description: What the feature does. Strongly recommended — an empty description yields an `unknown` verdict. use_case: Short use-case label (e.g. "support_assist"). user_facing: True if end users interact with the feature. eu_available: True if the feature is available to EU users. internal_only: True if the feature is for internal staff only. model_provider: Underlying model provider (e.g. "OpenAI"). Required for a confident verdict when the feature is user-facing. human_review_level: One of "none", "optional", "required_before_action", "required_after_action". automated_decision: True if the feature makes automated decisions. high_risk_domain: True if the feature operates in a high-risk domain (hiring, education, biometrics, etc.). sensitive_data: True if the feature processes sensitive data. financial_override: Set True to bypass the financial-services out-of-scope guard for a borderline non-financial feature.
acttrace_generate_transparency_noticeA	Generate an EU AI Act Article 50 transparency notice. Produces user-facing copy that discloses AI use, plus a suggested placement, caveats, and a human-review recommendation. Use this when asked for an "AI transparency notice", "Article 50 notice", "AI disclosure copy", or "chatbot AI disclaimer". ActTrace is for non-financial SaaS / technology products. The generated notice is a starting draft and is NOT legal advice. Args: ai_system_name: Name of the AI system / product the notice is for. notice_type: One of "chatbot", "ai_generated_content", "support_assist", "summarization", "synthetic_media", "internal_ai", "other". feature_name: Optional short name of the specific feature. tone: One of "plain", "formal", "developer_docs", "policy", "ui_microcopy". Defaults to "plain". language: Notice language. English ("en") only for the MVP. human_review_level: One of "none", "optional", "required_before_action", "required_after_action". When set to "required_before_action" the notice will not recommend extra human review. risk_category: Optional risk category from a prior classification to tailor the notice.

acttrace_classifyA

Classify an AI feature's EU AI Act risk category.

Runs ActTrace's deterministic classification engine and returns a risk category (prohibited, possible_high_risk, limited_risk_transparency, minimal_risk, unknown, or out_of_scope_financial_services) with confidence, rationale, triggering facts, missing information, obligations, and source references.

Use this when asked "Is this AI feature EU AI Act compliant?", "What risk tier does my AI feature fall into?", or for a general AI Act risk classification.

ActTrace is for non-financial SaaS / technology products. Financial use cases are reported as out_of_scope_financial_services unless financial_override is set. The result is informational and is NOT legal advice.

Args: feature_name: Short name of the AI feature (e.g. "support chatbot"). description: What the feature does. Strongly recommended — an empty description yields an unknown verdict. use_case: Short use-case label (e.g. "support_assist"). user_facing: True if end users interact with the feature. eu_available: True if the feature is available to EU users. internal_only: True if the feature is for internal staff only. model_provider: Underlying model provider (e.g. "OpenAI"). Required for a confident verdict when the feature is user-facing. human_review_level: One of "none", "optional", "required_before_action", "required_after_action". automated_decision: True if the feature makes automated decisions. high_risk_domain: True if the feature operates in a high-risk domain (hiring, education, biometrics, etc.). sensitive_data: True if the feature processes sensitive data. financial_override: Set True to bypass the financial-services out-of-scope guard for a borderline non-financial feature.

acttrace_generate_transparency_noticeA

Generate an EU AI Act Article 50 transparency notice.

Produces user-facing copy that discloses AI use, plus a suggested placement, caveats, and a human-review recommendation.

Use this when asked for an "AI transparency notice", "Article 50 notice", "AI disclosure copy", or "chatbot AI disclaimer".

ActTrace is for non-financial SaaS / technology products. The generated notice is a starting draft and is NOT legal advice.

Args: ai_system_name: Name of the AI system / product the notice is for. notice_type: One of "chatbot", "ai_generated_content", "support_assist", "summarization", "synthetic_media", "internal_ai", "other". feature_name: Optional short name of the specific feature. tone: One of "plain", "formal", "developer_docs", "policy", "ui_microcopy". Defaults to "plain". language: Notice language. English ("en") only for the MVP. human_review_level: One of "none", "optional", "required_before_action", "required_after_action". When set to "required_before_action" the notice will not recommend extra human review. risk_category: Optional risk category from a prior classification to tailor the notice.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

Name	Description
No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

Name	Description
No resources

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TDQS

A4.4/5.0

Scored 2026-06-19 10:15 across 2 tools

Disambiguation5/5

The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: one classifies risk categories, the other generates transparency notices. There is no overlap or ambiguity between them.

Naming Consistency4/5

Both tools use the 'acttrace_' prefix and snake_case. However, one uses a single verb 'classify' while the other uses a compound verb 'generate_transparency_notice', introducing minor inconsistency.

Tool Count3/5

With only 2 tools, the surface is minimal. While the domain is narrow, the count is borderline thin and may require more tools for a complete compliance workflow.

Completeness3/5

The tools cover classification and transparency notice generation, which are core needs. Missing are tools for reclassification, updating features, or more detailed obligation queries, leaving minor gaps.

Maintenance

ActivityInactive

ResponsivenessNo issues

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