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ADDGP-Lite · v1.0.0 · Open source

Know which laws govern your code.

Describe your system in plain English and pick the countries you work in. It finds the actual law, checks your code against it, and writes you a report.

What you get

A list of gaps

What to change. Why, naming the law and the file. How to do it, step by step. And what happens if you do not.

A prompt for every gap

Paste it into an AI coding tool and it fixes that gap. No editing needed.

An exposure ledger

What is known, what is real but cannot be counted, and what we could not tell. We never add the numbers into one scary total.

Your code stays put

You can see the exact text that would be sent, before anything is sent.

Free when you run it. Paid when we do.

Download it and run it yourself. Free, forever. Open source, no account, no licence key. That will never change.

GHS 0

Want our people to run it and write the report? That is their time, and it is paid work.

We run it and write you the reportGHS 3,000
The same report, signed by a practitionerGHS 7,500
We fix what we foundGHS 6,000 to 24,000

What leaves your machine

You see the exact text before it is sent.

Before a single call is made, it shows you what would go out. Names, tables, columns, comments and log messages are replaced. The table that reverses it never leaves your computer.

$ addgp-lite sovereignty preview

  lib/supabase.ts
    → mod_3szc/svc_2854.ts   503 B → 364 B

    import { createClient } from "@supabase/supabase-js";
    export const v_3cxk = createClient(
      process.v_14id.v_6n5h!,
      process.v_14id.v_1og6!,
    );

  Never sent
    ✗ .env    environment files hold live credentials

  6 files would be sent · 1 refused outright

What it does not do

  • It is not a lawyer. A qualified person should confirm anything before you rely on it.
  • Four of its five stages have not yet been run against a live model. If you are among the first to run a full scan, expect rough edges.
  • We have applied for code signing. Until it is issued, Windows may still warn you when you open the file. Check the SHA-256 against the release either way.