ai-system-inventory
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Use this skill when a company needs to know what AI it builds, buys or uses, before an AI governance programme, an AI regulation review or a customer questionnaire, and asks "list our AI systems", "build an AI register", "AI inventory", "where are we using AI", "find shadow AI", "which of our vendors use AI" or "what AI do we have before the AI Act". Discovers AI systems from procurement, single sign-on, code and teams, records one entry per use case with owner, purpose, data, affected people and the company's role, and writes a CSV register plus notes of borderline cases and open questions.
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