Lexbeam EU AI Governance

What you can ask

• Classify an AI system under the EU AI Act risk framework. Provide a description and the tool will determine if it's prohibited, high-risk, limited risk, or minimal risk. Provide structured signals (domain, uses_biometrics, etc.) for deterministic classification on canonical cases.Copy

  Example path euaiact_classify_system · Ai act classification skill

• Generate a compliance checklist for an AI system based on its risk level and your role (provider or deployer).
• Ground a citation to a specific EU AI Act article by retrieving an operational summary and EUR-Lex URL, then verifying definitive wording in the official source.
• Calculate potential fines for EU AI Act non-compliance based on violation type and company size.

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.lexbeam.com/mcpCopy

Login

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Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

EU AI Act Compliance MCP Server - by Lexbeam Software (https://lexbeam.com).

This server provides first-pass guidance on the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) via 10 tools and curated resources exposing Annex III, Annex IV, the timeline, risk levels, operational article summaries, and one bounded system assessment. Use euaiact_assess_system with a normalized profile for separate legal-classification, impact, and implementation-readiness blocks. Derive structured signals from the user's description yourself and pass them to euaiact_classify_system: the result is decided deterministically on them, while free text alone is only keyword-matched. Annex III regulates listed uses, never a sector: name an Annex III area in signals.domain or in an assessment profile only when the system itself performs a use listed for it. Use euaiact_get_article to ground citations in EUR-Lex. Use euaiact_assess_art6_3_exception before relying on the exception - note Art. 6(3) does not apply to systems performing profiling of natural persons. Use euaiact_check_gpai_systemic_risk for GPAI threshold analysis (1e25 FLOPs).

Operative law is the default in every answer. The Digital Omnibus on AI (CELEX 32026R1744) was published in the Official Journal on 2026-07-24 and entered into force on 2026-07-27. Its amended dates are operative law and are reflected in the milestone timeline. The Digital Omnibus details are available via the euaiact://omnibus resource and euaiact_check_deadlines with include_pending_omnibus, labelled by source status. Non-OJ content must not be treated as current law until published in the Official Journal. Harmonised standards and Commission guidance carry their own status in the euaiact://standards resource: as of 20 October 2026, EN 18286:2026 (Art. 17 quality management system) is the only harmonised standard with an Official Journal reference; standards are voluntary.

Disclaimer: General guidance, not legal advice. Always consult legal counsel for definitive classification and compliance decisions.

Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. EUR-Lex content reused under the Commission Decision 2011/833/EU reuse conditions: attribution preserved, meaning not distorted.

Tools

Skills

6 in the Claude listing

• Ai act classificationClassify AI systems and GPAI models under the current EU AI Act.
• Ai act complianceAssess and build an EU AI Act compliance programme.
• Ai vendor assessmentAssess an AI vendor, model provider, or supplier relationship.
• Dpia aiRun or review a GDPR data protection impact assessment for an AI system.
• Governance documentationCreate, review, or organise EU AI Act governance evidence.
• Risk managementBuild or review an AI risk-management system, risk register, controls, monitoring plan, incident taxonomy, or remediation workflow.