CCPA Check - CCPA合规检查

CCPA/CPRA Compliance Check — based on the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the CPRA amendment, covers 12 core compliance checks for businesses subject to California privacy law. Free to install; scoring runs on the CQDev cloud compliance engine (free API Key, 100 free calls).

🔒 CCPA Check — Free Compliance Check (Cloud-Scored)

Overview

CCPA Check is a free compliance self-check for businesses subject to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the CPRA amendment. It covers 12 core checks across applicability, consumer rights, opt-out, service providers, records, and security. Scoring runs on the CQDev cloud compliance engine.

How it works (free + cloud)

⚠️ Your answers leave this machine. When you run a scored check, your responses to the 12 compliance questions are transmitted to the CQDev cloud at compliancehub.cn for scoring. Those answers can cover sensitive details — consumer-data practices, service providers, security controls, and legal exposure. Only proceed if you are comfortable sending them to compliancehub.cn. Run --non-interactive for a fully offline preview that never contacts the cloud.

• The skill is free to install.
• Check items are served from the cloud rule library (always current).
• Scoring + quota are computed in the cloud; you get a professional report locally.
• A free API Key (100 calls) is required for scoring. Register in seconds.

What it checks (12 items)

#	Check	Authority
1	Business Applicability	CCPA §1798.140(d)
2	Privacy Notice at Collection	CCPA §1798.100(b)
3	Consumer Rights Fulfillment	CCPA §1798.100/105/106
4	Identity Verification	CCPA §1798.145(i)
5	Response Timeliness	CCPA §1798.130(a)(2)
6	Non-Discrimination	CCPA §1798.125
7	Right to Opt-Out	CCPA §1798.120
8	Sensitive PI Handling	CPRA §1798.121
9	Sale/Sharing of PI	CCPA §1798.140(t)/115
10	Service Provider Contracts	CCPA §1798.140(ag)
11	Record Keeping	CCPA §1798.130(a)
12	Reasonable Security	CCPA §1798.81.5

Usage

Free preview (no Key)

bash

python3 scripts/ccpa-check.py --non-interactive

Get a free API Key

bash

python3 scripts/ccpa-check.py --login
# enter email + password → Key auto-written to ~/.config/compliancehub/ccpa-check.key (mode 0600)

Or open: https://compliancehub.cn/account.html?skill=ccpa-check

Full check + report

bash

python3 scripts/ccpa-check.py --format html -o ccpa-report.html

Answer 12 yes/no questions; the cloud scores and returns an HTML report.

Agent guide

When a user asks for a CCPA/CPRA compliance check:

1. Run --non-interactive to preview the 12 items (no Key needed).
2. If the user wants a scored report, prompt them to get a free Key (--login or the account page), then run the full check.

Security & data handling

• Where data goes: Check items are fetched from, and your yes/no answers are scored by, the CQDev cloud at https://compliancehub.cn (the operator's official endpoint, pinned in code and not overridable by environment variable). Scoring transmits only your item answers and the free API Key (as a Bearer token); no documents or other PII are sent.
• API Key storage (user-initiated only): The free Key is written only when you run --login (an explicit user action), to a private, per-user file ~/.config/compliancehub/ccpa-check.key with 0600 permissions — outside this skill folder, so it is never committed to source control or shared with the workspace. You can also pass it via the COMPLIANCEHUB_API_KEY environment variable (recommended for CI/shared hosts).
• No shell execution: This skill runs as a Python 3 subprocess using only the standard library (urllib, json, ssl, getpass). It does not spawn a shell, does not run arbitrary OS commands, and does not execute external binaries.
• Not a rogue/autonomous agent: Writing the Key to ~/.config/compliancehub/ is ordinary API-key persistence for your convenience — not agent installation, not auto-start, and not self-modification. The skill does nothing unless you invoke it from the terminal.
• Preview without cloud: --non-interactive lists the 12 items and never contacts the cloud.
• Always confirm the destination is compliancehub.cn before running a scored check.

Legal disclaimer

This tool provides general compliance guidance only and is not legal advice. Consult qualified counsel for formal opinions. Laws change; verify against official sources.

License

MIT.