| name | using-complypack |
| description | Use when starting any compliance task — establishes skill ordering and MCP grounding requirements before any other complypack skill runs |
Using ComplyPack Skills
The Rule
Check for applicable complypack skills before any compliance action — including answering questions about controls, generating policy, or modifying pipeline artifacts.
Available Skills
| Skill | Type | When |
|---|
comply:setup | Process | Before any other skill — configures complypack for the project |
comply:build-assessment | Domain | Generating Rego policies from Gemara catalogs (single or batch mode) |
comply:audit-pipeline | Domain | Building Gemara Policy artifacts (scoping, mapping, adherence) |
Internal Skills (not user-invocable)
| Skill | Used By |
|---|
comply:test-driven-assessment | comply:build-assessment — test case generation logic |
comply:pack-assessment | comply:build-assessment — policy generation logic |
Skill Priority
- "Set up for compliance work" →
comply:setup first (required once per project)
- "Generate a Rego policy" →
comply:build-assessment (handles test-then-policy internally)
- "Run the comply pipeline" →
comply:audit-pipeline directly (MCP must already be configured)
MCP Grounding
Every complypack skill reads from MCP. Control IDs, requirement IDs, parameter values, and platform schemas come from MCP resources — never from model memory or training data.
If the MCP server is unreachable, stop and inform the user. Do not proceed with data from general knowledge. The skills will produce incorrect output without MCP grounding.
Red Flags — STOP AND FIX IF THERE ARE ISSUES