policy-diff

To analyze regulatory changes against an internal policy library, this Skill extracts discrete new or modified requirements from the regulation and maps them to the closest indexed policy entries to identify compliance gaps.

Regulatory policy gap analysis is the process of diffing regulatory changes against an indexed policy library, extracting discrete requirements, and classifying per-requirement compliance gaps as none, partial, or full.

Yes, you can map Federal Register updates to existing policies by pasting the regulation text or summary, which triggers requirement extraction and mapping to the closest indexed internal policy entries.

Yes, when rule text is incomplete, the Skill applies safety guardrails by forcing explicit handling and verifying rule status to ensure accurate per-requirement gap classification.

You generate a requirements mapping diff by running the Skill with a regulation name or text, which produces a structured summary and detailed gap narratives for direct and indirect policy hits.

Automated regulatory compliance diffing requires an indexed internal policy library to map against, and applies scope-limitation banners when users restrict coverage to ensure explicit handling of material items.