A careful first pass on RIA website marketing copy.
Compliance Flag is an open-source Python CLI that helps qualified reviewers examine public URLs and local content files for potential SEC Marketing Rule issues. It preserves the evidence, drafts rule-grounded findings, and leaves final judgment with the people responsible for the review.
Focused on ordinary website language that can raise review questions.
General prohibitions, testimonials, endorsements, third-party ratings, performance advertising, misleading implications, and benefit claims that may need more risk context.
Each draft finding points back to the reviewed content, names the relevant authority, explains the concern, and offers possible remediation language for review.
The repository is the source of truth for installation, scope, issues, roadmap discussion, and documentation as the project develops.
Website copy can create regulatory questions even when it sounds ordinary.
Preserve what was reviewed
Captured content gives reviewers something concrete to inspect instead of a memory or loose description of a page.
Tie concerns to authority
The workflow is designed around rule-grounded findings, not generic best-practice advice.
Keep final judgment with people
Outputs are drafts for compliance, legal, supervisory, or editorial review before anyone treats them as operational guidance.
From public page to a reviewable draft.
Capture
Fetch the public page or load the local file selected for review, then preserve the raw source artifact.
Draft
Generate a structured report with potential issues, citations, reasoning, and possible remediation language.
Review
Have qualified personnel challenge, revise, approve, reject, or archive the draft findings.
Common questions.
What is Compliance Flag?
Compliance Flag is an open-source Python CLI from Quillmark. It helps reviewers examine public URLs and local content files for potential SEC Marketing Rule issues without hiding the reasoning.
Does it provide legal or compliance advice?
No. Compliance Flag is review-support infrastructure. Its outputs are informational drafts. Qualified personnel still need to evaluate the facts, the authority, the context, and the final decision.
Is there a Codex plugin?
The current public release is a Python CLI alpha. A Codex plugin that wraps the CLI workflow for repository-local scans, report generation, and reviewer handoff is the next planned milestone.
What does the current workflow focus on?
The current workflow focuses on SEC Marketing Rule review for public RIA website content. Related sources can inform the context, but the repository should be treated as the source of truth for current scope.
Why is there a sample report before full documentation?
The sample report shows the output standard while installation and contributor documentation are still being prepared. It makes the intended reasoning, citation, and remediation style visible before the rest of the documentation is complete.