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compliancemaxx

v2.0.2

Published

Multi-framework compliance orchestrator (OSS-license, OWASP ASVS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR) for repo and CI/CD.

Downloads

1,310

Readme

compliancemaxx

Multi-framework compliance orchestrator that runs five Claude skills against an arbitrary repository: OSS licensing, OWASP ASVS v5, ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2, GDPR.

Two modes:

| Mode | Trigger | Budget | Includes | |-------|------------------------------------|----------|-------------------------------------------------| | pr | every pull request | < 5 min | deterministic scanners only | | swarm | nightly + dispatch + label | ≤ 60 min | scanners plus LLM-based deep audits |

Output formats: SARIF 2.1.0 (Code Scanning annotations), markdown PR comment, JSON dossier (artifact, 90-day retention).

Install

This package lives at .claude/skills/compliancemaxx/ so it sits alongside the skill knowledge bases it executes.

cd .claude/skills/compliancemaxx
npm install
npm test

Skill manifests are co-located with their skill:

.claude/skills/oss-license-compliance/manifest.yml
.claude/skills/owasp-asvs-v5-compliance/manifest.yml
.claude/skills/iso-27001-2022-compliance/manifest.yml
.claude/skills/soc2-cicd-compliance/manifest.yml
.claude/skills/gdpr-cicd-compliance/manifest.yml

The orchestrator owns no compliance logic. It loads each manifest, runs the declared scanners, parses output to a normalised Finding shape, dedups across frameworks, applies suppressions, and emits artifacts.

Configure

Create .compliance/config.yml at your repo root:

# yaml-language-server: $schema=./.compliance/config.schema.yml

enabled_skills:
  - oss-license-compliance
  - owasp-asvs-v5-compliance
  - iso-27001-2022-compliance
  - soc2-cicd-compliance
  - gdpr-cicd-compliance

asvs_level: L2
soc2_categories: [security, confidentiality]
severity_threshold_to_block: high
llm_provider: bedrock          # or "anthropic"
llm_model: eu.anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-6

suppressions:
  - control_ref: A.8.24
    path: extensions/example-logger/**
    justification: Reference impl, never deployed
    expires: '2026-12-31'
    risk_id: RISK-2026-014       # required for ISO/SOC 2 suppressions

CLI

compliancemaxx run --mode pr --base $BASE_SHA  # PR-mode against changed files
compliancemaxx run --mode swarm                # full hybrid + LLM
compliancemaxx run --mode swarm --no-llm       # offline; agentic stubbed out
compliancemaxx list-skills                     # show loaded manifests
compliancemaxx validate-config                 # JSON-schema + suppression-expiry
compliancemaxx sbom                            # SBOM only (oss-license skill)

Exit codes:

| Code | Meaning | |------|------------------------------------------| | 0 | clean run | | 1 | blocking findings or expired suppressions | | 2 | internal error |

CI/CD

Drop the example workflows into your repo:

cp .claude/skills/compliancemaxx/examples/github-actions/*.yml .github/workflows/

PR mode (compliance-pr.yml) runs on every PR, uploads SARIF to Code Scanning, posts a sticky comment, archives the dossier for 14 days, blocks merge when severity_threshold_to_block is met.

Swarm mode (compliancemaxx.yml) runs nightly, on workflow_dispatch, and on PRs labelled compliance:full-audit. Uses GitHub OIDC to assume an AWS role for Bedrock; falls back to env-resolved auth chain when the role is unset.

GitLab and pre-commit equivalents are in examples/.

Suppression workflow

  1. Add a rule to suppressions: in .compliance/config.yml.
  2. Provide a non-empty justification and an expires date.
  3. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 controls require risk_id referencing a Risk Register entry — without it, the suppression is not applied.
  4. Once expires passes, the orchestrator exits 1 until the rule is renewed or removed. compliancemaxx validate-config flags expirations early.

Output interpretation

  • A finding's cross_framework array tells you what other frameworks the same underlying issue maps to — e.g. an AWS-key leak is one finding tagged with ASVS V13.3 and SOC 2 CC6.1 and ISO A.8.24, not three separate noise items.
  • modality distinguishes deterministic-scanner output (deterministic) from LLM-driven judgements (agentic) and from things the orchestrator cannot adjudicate (extrinsic, e.g. physical security).
  • status: manual_attestation_required means the LLM flagged a control that cannot be evaluated from repo content alone — you must attach evidence in your GRC system.

Architecture

oss-license  ──SBOM──▶  asvs ┐
                              ├─ run in parallel, consume SBOM
                              soc-2/iso-27001/gdpr
                            ──▶ dedup → suppress → emit

See src/skills/manifest.ts for the manifest contract and src/findings/schema.ts for the unified Finding shape.