.claude/skills/ai-tooling-inventoryRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
Builds the inventory of AI capability an organization actually runs, across the five ways it enters: purchases, in-house builds, vendor features switched on inside approved products, integrations attached to approved platforms, and free tools staff sign up for. Classifies ePHI contact and risk.
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.claude/skills/ai-tooling-inventoryRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
.agents/skills/ai-tooling-inventoryRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
skills/ai-tooling-inventoryRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
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sha256:489c01987c814e91e455f64c1f6352a8ac4be7b624a0cf214b29d4443c06b1bdreferences/interview-questions.mdreferences/vendor-letter.mdskill-card.mdSKILL.mdai-tooling-inventory 2.0.0 - Major update: New comprehensive SKILL.md describing the AI tooling inventory process, including role, scope, and critical limitations. - Now systematically enumerates AI tools entering via five distinct paths, including those not tracked via transactions or traditional procurement. - Clarifies boundaries: explicitly states its role in asset identification under HIPAA and its non-role in breach determination or risk analysis. - Formalizes inputs and procedural tiers, with default workflows requiring no elevated access or internal tickets. - Details a structured interview-based discovery technique, supplemented by optional document and artifact review. - Makes explicit the handling and reporting of cases with potential unauthorized ePHI disclosures.