policy-diff

Policy gap analysis identifies coverage gaps by diffing a regulatory change against internal policies, extracting discrete requirements to match existing documentation, and flagging areas needing updates. It highlights partial or missing coverage for compliance updates.

Regulatory change diffing extracts discrete new or changed requirements from regulatory input and matches them to the closest indexed internal policies, producing per-requirement comparisons that show None, Partial, or Full coverage.

Requirements extraction from regulatory text updates involves parsing the legal input to identify discrete new or changed obligations, then routing those requirements to policy owners for follow-up based on the structured gap analysis output.

Yes, regulatory compliance diffing requires loading a regulatory-legal policy index configured in your CLAUDE.md. This indexed library is necessary to match extracted regulatory requirements against existing policies and identify coverage gaps.

When regulatory change diffing finds no matching policy, it reports a no-match result within the structured gap analysis, assigning a None coverage status and routing the missing requirement to the appropriate policy owner for follow-up.

Policy gap analysis flags uncertain in-force statuses and includes a rule-status verification disclaimer. It applies scope-limitation warnings to prevent silently supplementing missing regulatory text or treating a partial review as complete.