What problem does it solve? Exporting dual-use items under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations requires navigating ECCN classification, Country Chart license analysis, license exceptions, and restricted party screening — a process where errors trigger civil penalties up to twice the transaction value or criminal prosecution. ## Core Features & Use Cases - ECCN Classification: Step-by-step jurisdiction determination (EAR vs ITAR order of review), CCL lookup across all 10 categories and 5 product groups, and EAR99 determination with citations to specific CFR sections. - License Analysis: Country Chart checks, all 14 license exceptions (LVS, GBS, CIV, TMP, RPL, GOV, TSU, ENC, and more), end-user/end-use controls, deemed export rules, FDPR, and de minimis thresholds. - Compliance Program Design: Seven-element ECP guidance, voluntary self-disclosure process, SNAP-R licensing workflow, recordkeeping rules, and enforcement penalty frameworks. - Use Case: A manufacturer shipping encryption software to Germany asks whether a license is needed; the skill classifies the item under 5D002, checks the Country Chart, and confirms License Exception ENC applies after a SNAP-R notification. ## Quick Start Ask the skill to classify your product under the EAR and determine whether a license is required for your destination country and end-user.
