From download to a working compliance skill inside your own AI tool — about five minutes, no dependencies.
Every pack is a single SKILL.md file — plain Markdown carrying the full rule set, the judgment notes and the output format. No code, no account, no runtime. The lite packs download free from any free check page; the full set ships with every plan. Bought one before? Recover your download →
Two reliable routes, depending on how you use Claude.
Where your plan shows Settings → Capabilities → Skills, upload the file there — Claude then applies it whenever a task matches. Otherwise, add the file to a Project’s knowledge and work inside that project: “Run the MiCA self-audit in the knowledge files on this copy.”
Save the pack as .claude/skills/<pack-name>/SKILL.md — in your home directory for every project, or inside a repo for that project alone. It loads on the next session; ask for the check by name.
Keep the file in your repo and add it as a rule: Settings → Rules, or drop it into .cursor/rules/. The pack was written to run as an instruction file — no adaptation needed.
Paste the file’s contents as the system prompt, then paste your marketing asset as the message. ChatGPT, Gemini, a local model — anything that accepts a system prompt runs the pack.
The same packs run over the NorthPoint MCP server for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor.
The free MiCA-lite pack (5 of the 40 rules) downloads from any free check page. Every rule pack is open source in our public marketplace:
npx skills add jukkablomberg/northpoint
Claude Code users: /plugin marketplace add jukkablomberg/northpoint