Did Paput build EUCompli?
Yes. EUCompli is designed and built by Paput. It is a live example of the custom AI agents and agentic-security work Paput does for clients, turned into a standalone product.
Case study · A product Paput built
EUCompli is an AI compliance platform Paput designed and built. Connect a GitHub repository and a system of specialized AI agents scans the code for GDPR and EU AI Act gaps, then generates code fixes and legal documents. It is the same agentic-security approach Paput brings to client work, shipped as a live product.
EUCompli is a developer-first compliance platform: instead of a 200-page report, it scans your actual source code and returns fixes you can commit. It connects to a GitHub repository, analyzes the code against EU data and AI regulation, and produces both the engineering changes and the legal paperwork that compliance normally requires.
The product runs on a set of specialized AI agents — a classifier, regulation-specific analyzers, a code generator, a documentation generator, validators, and a monitor — that hand work to each other. This is the custom-agent engineering Paput does for clients, applied to a hard, regulated domain.
An agent that reads a codebase and opens pull requests is exactly the kind of system Paput hardens. EUCompli is built with the same production controls Paput applies elsewhere: the agents propose changes a human merges, every run is traceable, and the output is validated before it is trusted.
EUCompli is aimed at software teams that need to meet EU rules without hiring a full legal team — and especially at companies outside Europe, such as Latin American businesses, entering the European market. It is free to try with a Quick Scan and moves to a paid Full Scan for the complete pipeline.
Yes. EUCompli is designed and built by Paput. It is a live example of the custom AI agents and agentic-security work Paput does for clients, turned into a standalone product.
EUCompli is online at www.eucompli.ai, with a free Quick Scan that needs no credit card.
Yes — building multi-agent products that act on real systems safely is exactly what Paput does. The fastest start is an AI audit, where we map your workflow and where agents fit.
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