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Split 5 oversized files (501-583 LOC each) into focused units all under 500 LOC: - license_policy.go → +_types.go (engine logic / type definitions) - models.go → +_intake.go, +_assessment.go (enums+domains / intake structs / output+DB types) - pdf_export.go → +_markdown.go (PDF export / markdown export) - escalation_store.go → +_dsb.go (main escalation ops / DSB pool ops) - obligations_registry.go → +_grouping.go (registry core / grouping methods) All files remain in package ucca. Zero behavior changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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 (target — Phase 2)
cmd/server/main.go # Thin entrypoint (<50 LOC)
internal/
├── app/ # Wiring + lifecycle
├── domain/<aggregate>/ # Types, interfaces, errors
├── service/<aggregate>/ # Business logic
├── repository/postgres/ # Repo implementations
├── transport/http/ # Gin handlers + middleware + router
└── platform/ # DB pool, logger, config, httperr
See ../AGENTS.go.md for the full convention.
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/ (Phase 2 moves to internal/transport/http/handler/). 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.