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regixo

v0.1.18

Published

Free, local-first data catalog + context layer for AI agents — one command, no Docker, zero metadata egress, read-only MCP. The `regixo` command: scan your sources (metadata only), map the columns that look like personal data, draft the GDPR Art. 30 RoPA

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2,983

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Regixo

Free, local-first data catalog that auto-drafts your EU compliance evidence — a GDPR Article 30 RoPA and a DORA register — in about 5 minutes. No Docker, no signup. Your data never leaves your machine.

npx regixo start

Regixo finds your databases (from DATABASE_URL and friends), reads metadata only (table/column names, types, owners — never row values), flags the columns that hold personal data (with the rule and confidence shown), and writes a DRAFT of the record EU law requires you to keep. Then:

npx regixo open      # the dashboard: map · record · DORA · unlock (localhost:4319)
npx regixo invite    # a forwardable DRAFT PDF + claim link for your compliance team
npx regixo add       # connect sources: Postgres · MySQL · SQL Server · Redshift · Snowflake · BigQuery · Stripe · dbt · CSV — or have your own AI agent author one for any other source (regixo connectors)
npx regixo watch     # re-scan on a schedule; append-only change log; re-sign flags

Every command runs headless with --json and coded errors — scripts and AI agents can drive it without a human at a prompt. Node ≥ 22.18 is the only prerequisite.

The honest split

  • Mechanical facts (what data exists, where it flows) are auto-filled and traced to the schema they came from.
  • Legal judgments (purpose, lawful basis, retention) are suggested and marked needs you — no code path can confirm a legal field. A human always signs.

The free product is complete and free forever. Paid (published pricing: €6k / €12k / from €18k per year) adds only defensibility: the signed, offline-verifiable OFFICIAL record and the validated DORA xBRL-CSV export.

  • Source & issues: https://github.com/regixo/regixo
  • Security policy: https://github.com/regixo/regixo/blob/main/SECURITY.md
  • License: AGPL-3.0-only