Is it based on my code or a template?

It scans forms, models, logs, SDKs and dependencies, and each clause is meant to map to evidence found.

What about things it cannot know?

Company details, addresses or retention periods with no basis in code are marked [PLACEHOLDER] or [CONFIRM] and kept visible.

Does it cover several regulations?

Yes. If, say, GDPR and California both apply, it writes one policy with regime-specific subsections.

Built hereUpdated 10 Jul 2026

/legal--privacy-policy

/legal--privacy-policy is a Claude Code skill in the Business section. Drafts a privacy policy from the data collection, third parties and retention actually found in your codebase.

Author's description

Draft a privacy policy from the data practices actually found in your codebase

Use it when

You need a privacy policy that describes what your product really does
You want to map what data you collect and which third parties receive it
You want to catch contradictions between the policy and the code

Not for

Replacing the advice of a lawyer
Inventing company details: anything unverified stays as [PLACEHOLDER]

What you get

A legal/PRIVACY_POLICY.md file in plain language; in the chat, the data-mapping table and a list of discrepancies to fix in the product.

How to ask for it

/legal--privacy-policy generate the privacy policy for my app
/legal--privacy-policy scan the code and draft the privacy notice
/legal--privacy-policy I need a privacy policy based on my actual data practices

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sgomez-dev/claude-skills/main/install.sh | bash

After installing with the script, type /legal--privacy-policy. Using Cursor, Windsurf or Codex? Platform guides

Questions about this skill

Is it based on my code or a template?: It scans forms, models, logs, SDKs and dependencies, and each clause is meant to map to evidence found.
What about things it cannot know?: Company details, addresses or retention periods with no basis in code are marked [PLACEHOLDER] or [CONFIRM] and kept visible.
Does it cover several regulations?: Yes. If, say, GDPR and California both apply, it writes one policy with regime-specific subsections.

Demo coming soon