Making or influencing a consequential decision (employment, lending, housing, insurance, healthcare, education) or a generative-AI consumer feature, with US users? GreatCTO auto-attaches us-ai-pack — the US analogue of the EU AI Act: NIST AI RMF (GOVERN/MAP/MEASURE/MANAGE), Colorado AI Act SB 205 (consumer notice + appeal-to-human + impact assessment + AG notification), Utah AI + Texas TRAIGA disclosure, and California AB 2013 training-data transparency + SB 942 provenance.
nist ai rmf · colorado ai act · SB 205 · algorithmic discrimination · consequential decision · high-risk ai · utah ai · TRAIGA · AB 2013 · SB 942
The pack rides on top of your base archetype (web-service, ai-system, fintech, …) — it doesn't replace it. Auto-injects reviewer agents into the pipeline + opens human gates listed below.
NIST AI RMF + Colorado SB 205 + Utah AI + Texas TRAIGA + CA AB 2013 / SB 942
gate:plan + gate:ship.| Gate | Owner | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
gate:ai-governance | security-officer | classification + state-duty mapping |
Each EVAL has ≥5 test cases, pass threshold, regression interpretation, cross-refs to TM + gates. Run via your existing test framework.
EVAL-usai-state-duties.mdpacks: in PROJECT.md./migrate to re-run detection with updated rules.$ npx great-cto init