@neuralflow/ai-act

The AI transparency badge for your website.

Free & Open Source (MIT)

EU AI Act, Article 50 — enforcement starts August 2, 2026. AI-generated content must be labeled. Penalty: up to EUR 15 million or 3% of annual global turnover. There is no standard badge for this. Until now.

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Get started in 30 seconds

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@neuralflow/ai-act/dist/badge.min.js"
  data-operator="Your Company"
  data-ai-system="Claude"
  data-lang="en">
</script>

Paste before </body>. That's it. The badge appears in the corner. Click it for the full disclosure. Machine-readable metadata (JSON-LD + meta tags) is injected into your <head> automatically.

Install from npm View on GitHub

This page uses the badge. Look at the bottom-right corner. Click it.

Then run: npx @neuralflow/ai-act check https://neuralflow.mylurch.com — it passes 5/5.

What it does

Visible badge — "AI Transparent" in configurable position (bottom-right/left, top-right/left)
Disclosure popup — click for full Article 50 compliant text (German + English)
JSON-LD metadata — schema.org structured data in <head>
Meta tags — ai-generated, ai-system, ai-operator
Zero footprint — no dependencies, no cookies, no tracking, no external requests

Works with everything

WordPress, Shopify, Shopware, React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, plain HTML — any website. Integration guide.

For developers

npm install @neuralflow/ai-act

import { createDisclosure, generateMetadata } from '@neuralflow/ai-act';

const disclosure = createDisclosure({
  operator: 'Your Company',
  aiSystem: 'Claude',
  lang: 'de',
});
// disclosure.html, disclosure.text, disclosure.jsonLd

CLI — check any website

npx @neuralflow/ai-act check https://example.com

  ✓ JSON-LD (schema.org)
  ✓ Meta: ai-generated
  ✓ Meta: ai-system
  ✓ Meta: ai-operator
  ✓ Visible disclosure text
  5/5 checks passed.

Why now?

When GDPR hit in 2018, the cookie consent market went from zero to $2.3 billion. OneTrust reached $500M ARR. Cookiebot serves 2.3M websites.

The EU AI Act follows the same pattern. Article 50 enforcement starts August 2, 2026. Every website using AI-generated content needs to comply. The difference: this time, the tool is free and open source.