jorgealves/agent_skills

hipaa-compliance-guard

Audits HealthTech applications for HIPAA technical safeguards like encryption and audit logging. Use when reviewing healthcare infrastructure or ensuring PHI is handled according to legal security standards.

First seen Jan 30, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add jorgealves/agent_skills --skill hipaa-compliance-guard

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Repository health

Stars 2
License license-compliance-auditor
Default branch main
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Status Active

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,802 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 237 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 233 installs

SKILL.md

HIPAA Compliance Guard

Purpose and Intent

The hipaa-compliance-guard is a specialized auditing tool for the healthcare industry. Its goal is to provide a technical assessment of how well an application adheres to the HIPAA Security Rule, specifically focusing on the protection of Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI).

When to Use

  • Architecture Reviews: Run during the design phase to ensure encryption and logging are planned.
  • Pre-Audit Self-Assessment: Use before a formal 3rd-party HIPAA audit to identify and fix low-hanging violations.
  • Infrastructure Changes: Run after modifying Terraform or Cloud scripts to ensure security groups or encryption haven't been compromised.

When NOT to Use

  • Real Patient Data: This tool should NOT be used on live databases containing PHI. It is for checking the systems that handle the data.
  • Legal Certification: Passing this audit does not mean you are "HIPAA Certified"; it means your technical configuration follows best practices.

Error Conditions and Edge Cases

  • Obfuscated Infrastructure: If cloud resources are created via manual console actions (ClickOps) instead of code, this tool cannot see them.
  • Custom Encryption: Proprietary or non-standard encryption methods may be flagged as warnings.

Security and Data-Handling Considerations

  • No PHI Access: The tool is designed to look at configurations, not data.
  • Local Analysis: Keep your infrastructure code local and run the scan within your trusted environment.