We're thrilled to announce the public launch of Opencomplai, the open-source AI compliance platform built for developers and teams shipping AI systems.
Why we built this
AI regulations are moving fast. The EU AI Act is in force. NIST AI RMF is gaining adoption. ISO/IEC 42001 is the new baseline. And the teams building AI systems are left to figure out compliance on their own, usually late in the development cycle and usually under pressure. For the engineering-level rundown of what the EU AI Act actually requires, see our guide to EU AI Act readiness.
We believe compliance should be a feature of your pipeline, not a bolt-on audit. That's why Opencomplai connects directly to CI/CD: every commit, every build, and every deployment is automatically evaluated against the EU AI Act. It's the same shift-left approach we think every AI team should take.
What's in v0.1
EU AI Act checks for high-risk system classification, transparency obligations, and human oversight requirements
GitHub Actions integration out of the box
CLI for local development workflows
Evidence collection and audit-ready reports
Correction, September 2026: an earlier version of this list claimed NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 coverage in v0.1. That was wrong. The EU AI Act is the framework we evaluate. NIST AI RMF results are derived from the same evidence through a crosswalk, with partial coverage, and ISO/IEC 42001 clauses are cited as mappings, not assessed.
What's next
We're working on:
Expanded framework coverage (GDPR, CCPA, SOC 2 AI addendums)
A compliance-posture dashboard for enterprise teams, now available to Enterprise customers
Custom policy authoring
Enterprise support packages, alongside the plans we offer today
Get started
pip install opencomplai
opencomplai init
The docs are at docs.opencomplai.com. We'd love your feedback, contributions, and bug reports on GitHub.