Guides a structured compliance posture assessment covering all Seven Elements of an effective compliance program. Combines self-reported answers with analysis of any compliance documents you provide. Produces a posture snapshot with maturity stage, enterprise blocker flags, gap prioritization, and a 30/60/90 day roadmap.

From document to output

Orientation questions

Describe your organization, HIPAA role, stage, customer type, and compliance goals in a brief conversational exchange

Seven Elements assessment

Walk through each of the Seven Elements of an effective compliance program: written standards, oversight, due care, training, monitoring, enforcement, and incident response

Document analysis

Optionally provide policies, BAAs, risk assessments, or training records for inline analysis against your self-reported answers

Posture scoring

Receive a maturity stage (Foundation, Active Management, or Proactive Defense), a score percentage, and a list of enterprise blockers

Roadmap delivered

A structured report with gap findings by element, document analysis results, state law considerations, and a 30/60/90 day action roadmap

What you get back

Every finding is structured JSON: status, evidence, risk level, and remediation in one package. No interpretation required before acting on it.

Example response
{
  "maturity_stage": "Active Management",
  "score_pct": 74,
  "enterprise_blockers": [
    "No formal risk assessment in past 12 months",
    "Audit log review not documented"
  ],
  "top_priority": "Complete HIPAA risk assessment and document log review procedures within 30 days"
}

Two ways to run this skill

Compliance Posture Intake SKILL.md

Install as an MCP server in Claude Code, or download the SKILL.md and use it as a system prompt with any LLM. Runs the full methodology against documents you provide. Apache 2.0. No account required.

Seven more skills in the methodology.

HIPAA Gap Analysis, BAA Review, Framework Mapping, Control Assessment, Risk Assessment, Compliance Q&A, Compliance Posture Intake, and Document Finder. All open source under Apache 2.0.