EU AI Act Compliance
The EU AI Act imposes strict obligations on high-risk AI systems: human oversight, transparency, audit logging, risk management, and technical documentation. TrustableClaw is purpose-built to satisfy these requirements - generating cryptographic evidence of governance, oversight, and traceability for every AI action.
EU AI Act obligations TrustableClaw addresses
Articles 9–17 of the EU AI Act define technical and governance requirements for high-risk AI systems. TrustableClaw directly addresses the following:
Article 9 - Risk Management
Continuous identification, analysis, and mitigation of risks throughout the AI lifecycle.
TrustableClaw logs every AI action with risk context, approval status, and outcome, creating a continuous risk record.
Article 12 - Record Keeping
Automatic logging of events throughout the lifetime of a high-risk AI system.
Every interaction is written to a tamper-evident hash-linked audit ledger - automatic, always on.
Article 13 - Transparency
AI systems must be transparent enough that deployers can interpret outputs and use them appropriately.
Each AI action produces a receipt with model identity, inputs, outputs, timestamp, and hash verification.
Article 14 - Human Oversight
High-risk AI systems must allow humans to intervene, override, or stop the system.
Approval gates require human sign-off before sensitive actions execute. Humans can block any action by policy.
Article 17 - Quality Management
Documented quality management system covering design, development, and monitoring.
The compliance workbench maps evidence to EU AI Act criteria and exports documentation packages.
How TrustableClaw implements EU AI Act governance
Human Oversight Controls (Article 14)
Every sensitive AI action can be gated behind a human approval step. The AI knows when to stop and wait. Approval events are logged with identity, timestamp, and decision - providing auditable evidence of human control.
Automatic Audit Logging (Article 12)
TrustableClaw writes every AI event to a hash-linked ledger. Entries are tamper-evident - any alteration breaks the hash chain. Logs are exportable in formats suitable for regulatory submission.
Transparency Receipts (Article 13)
Every AI action produces a Universal AI Interaction Receipt (UAIR) containing what the AI did, what model was used, what data was processed, when it happened, and a hash chain position - fully transparent and independently verifiable.
EU AI Act Compliance Workbench
The built-in workbench maps your existing evidence to EU AI Act Article obligations, highlights gaps, and exports a technical documentation package formatted for regulatory review.
Steps to EU AI Act readiness with TrustableClaw
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Configure human oversight for high-risk actions
Set approval policies that gate any AI action your risk assessment classifies as high-risk. The AI will stop and request human authorization before proceeding.
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Run your AI workflows normally
Every interaction automatically generates a receipt and ledger entry. Article 12 record-keeping obligations are satisfied from day one with no extra steps.
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Open the EU AI Act workbench
Select the EU AI Act framework in the compliance workbench. Review your coverage against each relevant Article and see which obligations need additional evidence.
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Export technical documentation
Generate and export a compliance package containing your audit logs, receipts, approval records, risk notes, and hash verification data - ready for your DPO or regulatory submission.
Start building EU AI Act compliance today
TrustableClaw is free. Download it, run your AI workflows, and immediately start generating the audit evidence the EU AI Act requires.
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