Add Compliance Scanning to Claude Code

Originally published at getpageguard.com CLAUDE.md: Your AI Pair Programmer's Memory If you're using Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI for Claude), you already know it can read your codebase, run commands, and make architectural decisions. What you might not know is that CLAUDE.md acts as persistent memory — a file at your project root that Claude reads at the start of every session. Most developers use CLAUDE.md for coding conventions and architecture notes. But it's also the perfect place to encode compliance rules that trigger when your dependencies change. The Problem With "I'll Add a Privacy Policy Later" Here's how it usually goes: you're pairing with Claude Code, building fast. "Add Stripe checkout." Done. "Wire up PostHog analytics." Done. "Deploy to Vercel." Done. Three weeks later, a user in your Discord asks about your privacy policy. You don't have one. Your site is collecting payment card metadata through Stripe, tracking user behavior through PostHog, and storing session data