EU AI Act Guide

EU AI Act Diagnostic as a reference app

The EU AI Act Diagnostic is a reference app because it shows how structured AI execution can combine intake, reasoning, challenge, summary, report generation, billing and proof into one governed workflow.

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Operational information, not legal advice.

Developer execution path

EU AI Act Diagnostic Reference App

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Builder entry

Start from SDK, API or reference app entry points instead of uncontrolled prompt work.

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Execution path

Structure intake, execution, output and review as one governed workflow.

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Proof layer

Keep run context, artifacts, usage and audit signals connected to the execution record.

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Developer handoff

Move the pattern into an app, workflow or API-backed implementation.

Developer execution model

Builder entry, execution path, proof layer and developer handoff stay visible as one repeatable implementation model.

Platform proof

The diagnostic is the first reference app on M13.

The EU AI Act Diagnostic shows how a serious AI application can be structured as a governed execution path instead of a loose prompt. Intake, role analysis, risk triage, output generation, usage and proof can live inside one controlled workflow.

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Execution structure

What the reference app demonstrates

  • A guided intake that turns business context into structured execution state.
  • A diagnostic flow that separates scope, role, risk and implementation priorities.
  • A report-oriented output path that is easier to inspect than a plain chat answer.
  • A platform pattern other developers can reuse for audited AI applications.

Builder path

Why it matters for builders

  1. 01Developers can see how a reference app connects product logic with governance logic.
  2. 02Teams can build apps where execution, proof and billing are native from the start.
  3. 03The reference app becomes a practical bridge between compliance demand and M13 capability.

This page describes platform and developer architecture for audited AI execution. It is not legal advice.