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Find the trackers and cookies in your project, then generate the policies they require.

by pageguard ↗Regulatory Compliance & AI GovernanceCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

The local scan is free and answers most of the question.

The local scan reads your package.json, config and .env files and tells you which trackers and third-party processors you shipped, with no key, no network call and no cost. The URL scan and document generation are the paid half, and what comes out is a drafted document rather than legal advice.

What it is

A Node server over PageGuard's privacy compliance scanning: a local scan that reads your project files, a live scan of a deployed URL, and legal documents generated from what either one found.

What you get

  • Tracking technologies, cookies and third-party data collection detected from package.json, config files and .env — locally, with no network request and no key
  • A live site scanned for compliance issues, returning a risk score and a compliance gap analysis
  • Legal documents generated from a scan ID — privacy policy, terms of service, cookie policy and others
  • A ComplianceReport in JSON with the detected technologies, data types, cookies and third-party processors

Requirements

npx — npx pageguard-mcp in the client config. The local scan needs no key. PAGEGUARD_API_KEY is required for the URL scan and for document generation, and documents are priced per type, single or bundle, with each add-on at $19. PAGEGUARD_API_URL overrides the API base.

Setup effort

One command — npx pageguard-mcp