Gradle plugin (`com.neullabs.compliance`)¶

Apply:

plugins {
    id("com.neullabs.compliance") version "0.1.0"
}

regulusCompliance {
    profiles = listOf("eu-ai-act", "uk-gdpr", "fca-sysc")
    policySources = listOf("src/main/resources/policies")
    matrixOutput = "build/regulus/coverage-matrix.md"
    adkVersion = "1.2.0"
}

Tasks¶

`regulusComplianceScan`¶

Fails the build if regulusCompliance.profiles is empty. Wire into your verification phase:

tasks.named("check") { dependsOn("regulusComplianceScan") }

`regulusPolicyCompile`¶

Compiles YAML / Kotlin DSL policies under policySources into a packaged resource consumed by RegulusPolicyPlugin.withDecider.

`regulusComplianceMatrix`¶

Renders the regulation × control matrix as Markdown. Useful for checking in alongside docs:

./gradlew regulusComplianceMatrix
# writes build/regulus/coverage-matrix.md

`regulusAdkDoctor`¶

Sanity-checks the project's ADK + Regulus wiring. Warns on:

com.google.adk:google-adk missing from the classpath.
regulusCompliance.profiles empty.

Run before adk deploy:

./gradlew regulusAdkDoctor

Why this mirrors ADK's own `maven_plugin/`¶

ADK ships an official Maven plugin in google/adk-java/maven_plugin/ with similar UX. Regulus' Gradle plugin matches the shape so the cross- toolchain story is symmetric for any developer moving between ADK's own tooling and the Regulus extensions.

Gradle plugin (com.neullabs.compliance)¶

Tasks¶

regulusComplianceScan¶

regulusPolicyCompile¶

regulusComplianceMatrix¶

regulusAdkDoctor¶

Why this mirrors ADK's own maven_plugin/¶