What is lgpd-skills?

This repository is a modular collection of 19 skills for Claude, the AI assistant, that guides a software team through end-to-end compliance with Brazil's data protection law, the LGPD (Lei 13.709/2018), and the newer ECA Digital law (Lei 15.211/2025) covering online safety for minors. The skills work inside Claude Code, the Claude web app, and the Claude desktop app. The collection is structured as one orchestrator skill called lgpd-audit and 18 specialized sub-skills. The orchestrator runs a conversation with you to figure out what kind of project you have, then chains the sub-skills in the right order: gap analysis on legacy code, data inventory, establishing the legal basis for each data processing activity, writing a ROPA (the register of processing activities required under Article 37), a RIPD impact assessment, consent ledger design, data subject request endpoints, a privacy policy, incident response runbooks, vendor contracts, international transfer clauses, audit logging, encryption setup, anonymization, retention schedules, and a dedicated skill for verifying age and parental consent under the minors law. Each sub-skill can also be called directly, which is useful for focused tasks. Saying something like "we had an email leak, I need to notify the ANPD" will activate the incident response skill alone and walk you through the Resolucao 15/2024 notification timeline, which requires notifying the authority and affected individuals within three business days. Everything the skills produce is written as versioned Markdown files under a .lgpd/ folder in your repository: STATUS.md with the current audit state, data maps, legal basis records, ROPA, RIPD reports, consent schema files, incident logs, a versioned privacy policy, and vendor and international transfer documentation. The files are meant to live in Git and be reviewed through pull requests, so audits and changes have a traceable history. Installation is either through the Claude Code plugin marketplace with two commands, or by copying the skill files manually into a project or global .claude/skills/ directory. The project is MIT licensed and written primarily in Portuguese with an English summary at the top of the README.