gdpr-dsar-enlisted

Data subject rights request (DSAR) assistant grounded in GDPR Art. 12 and 15-22. Identifies the request type (access 15, rectification 16, erasure 17, restriction 18, portability 20, objection 21, automated decisions 22), tracks the DEADLINE (one month from receipt, Art. 12(3); +2 months if complex), gates exemptions and refusal grounds (e.g. Art. 17(3), manifestly unfounded/excessive requests - Art. 12(5)), and drafts the response + a request register. Identity verification of the requester (Art. 12(6)) comes first. It does NOT send responses or erase data (human acts). The skill itself adds no connectors and makes no outbound calls; the text you put in front of it still reaches whatever model you have configured, so keep the request file out of the prompt or point the agent at a local model. Use when: "subject access request", "erasure request", "right to be forgotten", "objection", "DSAR deadline", "data portability".
matematicsolutions/awesome-matematic-skills-en · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76

Install: claude install-skill matematicsolutions/awesome-matematic-skills-en

# GDPR DSAR EN - data subject rights requests (Art. 12, 15-22) ## Philosophy A rights request is a clock plus a legal assessment, not an automation. The skill classifies, tracks the deadline and produces a **draft**; the fulfil/refuse decision and the act of sending belong to the controller. Erasure/export is irreversible/outward => always a human (governance boundary). ## Step 0 - Identity and deadline - **Identity verification** (Art. 12(6)) - where reasonable doubt exists, request further information; this **pauses** the clock until confirmed, but must not be used to obstruct. - **DEADLINE: one month from receipt** (Art. 12(3)). Extension of **up to 2 months** for complexity/ number of requests - inform within the first month with the reason. The skill computes `deadline` and `deadline_extended`. - **Free of charge by default** (Art. 12(5)). A fee or refusal is allowed only where the request is **manifestly unfounded or excessive** - the burden of proof is on the controller. ## Step 1 - Classify the right | Art. | Right | Key | |---|---|---| | 15 | Access + copy | scope of information, copy of data, third-party rights | | 16 | Rectification | inaccurate/incomplete data | | 17 | Erasure ("forgotten") | grounds in (1) vs **exemptions in (3)** (legal obligation, claims, freedom of expression) | | 18 | Restriction | "freeze" instead of erasure | | 20 | Portability | consent/contract + automated processing only; structured format | | 21 | Objection | legitimate in