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feat(iace): add Fine-Kinney risk model (citable, free, US-recognized)
Fine-Kinney (Fine 1971 / Kinney-Wiruth 1976): Risk = Probability x Exposure x
Consequence — a PUBLISHED, freely-usable method (not a DIN/Beuth/ISO standard),
widely used incl. CE-marking. Gives the professional a second, US-recognized
model alongside the EN-62061-style one; German exporters get both for free and
adjust with their own licensed norm data.

risk_fine_kinney.go: SuggestFineKinney derives justified P/E/C from public
anchors (ESAW frequency -> P, lifecycle -> E, de-biased severity -> C on the
Fine-Kinney consequence scale) + ComputeFineKinney(p,e,c) so the professional
can override with his own values. No norm table stored.

GT benchmark (rank concordance vs the professional): Fine-Kinney 75.4% — beats
the EN-62061-style model (69.3%) and the raw engine (57%).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-09 15:22:44 +02:00
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ai-compliance-sdk

Go/Gin service providing AI-Act compliance analysis: iACE impact assessments, UCCA rules engine, hazard library, training/academy, audit, escalation, portfolio, RBAC, RAG, whistleblower, workshop.

Port: 8090 → exposed 8093 (container: bp-compliance-ai-sdk) Stack: Go 1.24, Gin, pgx, Postgres.

Architecture

Clean-arch refactor is complete:

cmd/server/main.go              # Thin entrypoint, 7 LOC — wiring in internal/app/
internal/
├── app/
│   ├── app.go                  # Server initialization + lifecycle
│   └── routes.go               # Route registration
├── api/handlers/               # 8 sub-resource handler files:
│   │                           #   iace_handler_projects, hazards, mitigations,
│   │                           #   techfile, monitoring, refdata, rag, components
├── iace/                       # Store split into 7 files:
│   │                           #   store_projects, components, hazards,
│   │                           #   hazard_library, mitigations, evidence, audit
│   └── hazard_library/         # Split into 10 category files
└── ...

See ../AGENTS.go.md for the full convention.

Linting (Phase 5): .golangci.yml added — run golangci-lint run --timeout 5m ./....

Run locally

cd ai-compliance-sdk
go mod download
export COMPLIANCE_DATABASE_URL=...
go run ./cmd/server

Tests

go test -race -cover ./...
golangci-lint run --timeout 5m ./...

Co-located *_test.go, table-driven. Repo layer uses testcontainers-go (or the compose Postgres) — no SQL mocks.

Public API surface

Handlers under internal/api/handlers/ (8 sub-resource files). Health at GET /health. iACE, UCCA, training, academy, portfolio, escalation, audit, rag, whistleblower, workshop subresources. Every route is a contract.

Environment

Var Purpose
COMPLIANCE_DATABASE_URL Postgres DSN
LLM_GATEWAY_URL LLM router for rag/iACE
QDRANT_URL Vector search

Don't touch

DB schema. Hand-rolled migrations elsewhere own it.