arckit-ca-aia

To generate a Canadian Algorithmic Impact Assessment, invoke the arckit-ca-aia skill. It evaluates your system against the TBS Directive across six dimensions, determining the required impact level and documenting mitigation strategies for federal compliance.

The TBS Directive compliance process requires a multi-dimensional Algorithmic Impact Assessment to evaluate automated decision systems. This skill automates that scoring across six dimensions to determine impact levels (I–IV) and identify mandatory mitigation, transparency, and recourse requirements.

To determine the impact level under the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Directive, the AIA evaluates six system dimensions. This skill automates that scoring process to classify your system into impact levels I through IV, specifying required peer review and human-in-the-loop design protocols.

Yes, you can use this skill to document algorithmic risk registers and disclosure plans for federal entities. It produces mandatory compliance sections including mitigation requirements, transparency disclosures, and algorithmic risk management documentation required by the TBS Directive.

No specific external dependencies are required to automate AIA scoring for Canadian federal governance. The skill operates using its internal scripts and references to evaluate your system and generate the compliance documentation directly.

The best way to ensure algorithmic transparency and human-in-the-loop design for AI compliance in Canada is to run an AIA. This skill evaluates your automated decision system against TBS requirements, automatically identifying and documenting the necessary recourse and transparency protocols.