DiscloseKit

Organizations adding chatbots and agents need disclosure inside the interaction rather than buried in a footer. The supplied research confirms an August 2026 date for a core European chatbot-disclosure obligation, while a proposed extension concerns a different marking obligation and is not final law. It also confirms an open-source code scanner but no reviewed runtime widget with session receipts and jurisdiction routing.

DiscloseKit displays an organization-approved notice before or at the first relevant interaction, records the exact notice version and delivery event, and supports accessible re-display. Jurisdiction signals choose a candidate policy; counsel and product owners determine applicability and wording.

Location signal, legal applicability, notice display, user acknowledgment, continued interaction, content marking, withdrawal, signed receipt and regulator conclusion remain separate. The receipt proves captured events and integrity, not comprehension, consent or compliance.

The first release should support one chatbot, one approved policy and a small set of test jurisdictions. It excludes legal classification, consent bundling, tracking beyond the disclosure purpose and claims of one-line compliance.

Product, privacy or compliance leader operating a customer-facing AI interaction and accountable for visible, evidence-backed disclosure