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meok-fria-generator-mcp

PyPI License: MIT MCP

EU AI Act Article 27 Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) generator. EDPB DPIA crosswalk, EU Charter of Fundamental Rights mapping, HMAC-signed compliance attestations.

By MEOK AI Labs · MIT licensed · runs as an MCP server inside Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, etc.

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Why this exists

EU AI Act Reg (EU) 2024/1689 Article 27 mandates that public-law bodies and private operators providing public services complete a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment before deploying a high-risk AI system.

The official EU AI Office FRIA template is not yet published (April 2026). Existing free tools (ALIGNER, AIActStack, kla.digital) are template generators — none are MCP-callable, none ship signed attestations.

This MCP gives compliance teams a structured, callable, signed-FRIA workflow today, mapped against the EDPB harmonised DPIA template (14 April 2026) so the same evidence pack satisfies both AI Act and GDPR auditors.

Tools

Tool	Use
is_fria_required	Decide if FRIA is mandatory under Article 27(1) for a given deployment
generate_fria_template	Produce a structured FRIA template with all 7 mandatory Article 27 fields
map_to_edpb_dpia	Crosswalk FRIA fields ↔ EDPB DPIA sections to share evidence
signed_fria_attestation	HMAC-sign your completed FRIA via meok-attestation-api
list_charter_articles	EU Charter of Fundamental Rights articles relevant to AI deployer FRIA
list_mandatory_triggers	Conditions that trigger Article 27(1) FRIA obligation
pricing	Pricing tiers (free / £79 Pro / £1,499 Enterprise / from £5K bespoke)

Install

pip install meok-fria-generator-mcp

Then in your Claude Code / Cursor MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "meok-fria-generator": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["-m", "meok_fria_generator"]
    }
  }
}

Example use

"Is a FRIA mandatory if we're a UK public-sector recruitment provider deploying a CV-screening AI in EU markets? Annex III categories: employment-and-workforce."

Claude calls is_fria_required(...) and returns a structured decision: YES, mandatory because (a) provides-public-service AND (b) Annex III high-risk category. Returns the rationale, the regulatory basis, and the deadline (before first deployment).

"Generate a FRIA template for Acme Public Services Ltd's CV-screening AI. Expected 50,000 candidates/year, deployed in DE, FR, IE."

Claude returns a structured template with all 7 Article 27 fields, EU Charter article references, EDPB DPIA crosswalk, and review-trigger schedule.

Article 27 mandatory triggers

FRIA is mandatory when:

1. The deployer is a body governed by public law (Member State or EU institution)
2. The deployer is a private operator providing public services (recruitment for public sector, education, healthcare, etc.)
3. The deployment is a high-risk Annex III system
4. Always-mandatory categories (regardless of organisation type):
   • Credit scoring (Annex III §5(b))
   • Life/health insurance pricing (Annex III §5(c))

Compliance posture

• EU AI Act Reg (EU) 2024/1689 Article 27 (FRIA — mandatory for public-sector + Annex III deployers)
• EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (cross-referenced for risk identification)
• EDPB Harmonised DPIA Template (14 April 2026 — for GDPR Article 35 overlap)
• Article 14 (human oversight requirements feeding into FRIA section (e))

Pricing

• Free — full toolset, public attestation API
• £79/mo Pro — your own HMAC signing key + custom verify domain + FRIA versioning
• £1,499/mo Enterprise — multi-deployment FRIA management + SLA + reseller white-label
• from £5,000 bespoke — self-hosted attestation + GRC integrations + on-site workshop

Buy: https://meok.ai/pricing · Contact: [email protected]

License

MIT. © 2026 Nicholas Templeman / CSOAI LTD (UK Companies House 16939677).

See also

• meok-eu-ai-act-compliance-mcp — broader EU AI Act compliance toolkit
• meok-dpia-edpb-template-mcp — EDPB harmonised DPIA template
• meok-attestation-api — public verifiable attestation infrastructure