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anchor-compliance

Communication Remote ★ 713 4 tools

Australian advertising & marketing compliance for AI assistants. Scan websites, check ad/social/email copy, and look up regulator guidelines (ACCC, TGA, ASIC, AHPRA, ACMA) directly from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. Tools: - `scan_website_compliance` — audit any public URL for AU advertising risk - `check_ad_copy` — analyse ad, social, or email copy for regulatory issues - `get_compliance_guidelines` — look up rules by industry & jurisdiction Free tier: 20 scans / 40 ad checks / 60 guideline lookups per IP per hour. Indicative results only — not legal advice. Built by [Anchor Compliance](https://anchorcompliance.io).

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MCP endpoint

https://anchor-compliance--joshuaogabriel.run.tools

How to connect

Smithery (hosted)

1. Open https://smithery.ai/servers/joshuaogabriel/anchor-compliance
2. Click Connect and complete OAuth in your MCP client (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, etc.)
3. MCP endpoint: https://anchor-compliance--joshuaogabriel.run.tools

Tools (4)

scan_website_compliance
Scans a public website URL for potential advertising and marketing compliance issues across Australian regulatory frameworks (ACCC, TGA, ASIC, AHPRA, ACMA). Returns an indicative risk score, top issues found, and a link to the full report. Indicative only — not legal advice.
check_ad_copy
Analyses ad, social, or email copy for potential regulatory risk under Australian advertising law. Returns risk level, flagged phrases, and indicative suggested edits. Indicative only — not legal advice.
get_compliance_guidelines
Returns a summary of advertising and marketing compliance guidelines for a given industry and jurisdiction (e.g. healthcare in AU, gambling in NSW). Indicative summary only — always cross-check with the cited source.
rewrite_content_compliant
Rewrites ad, social, email, or web copy into a lower-risk, more compliant version under Australian advertising law. Returns the rewritten copy, a list of changes made, and (optionally) suggested disclaimers. Indicative only — not legal advice. Always have a qualified compliance professional review before publishing.