Developer Integrations

Put privacy compliance into every tool you already use — terminal, CI/CD, AI editors, deploy pipeline, and README.

CLI

npx pageguard

Scan any project from your terminal. Detects tracking technologies from package.json and config files. Zero dependencies.

# Scan current project
npx pageguard

# Scan a URL
npx pageguard --url https://example.com

# Generate documents
npx pageguard --url https://example.com --generate

# Save API key
npx pageguard --set-key pg_live_...

GitHub Action

pageguard/action@v1

Automatically scan every pull request for new tracking technologies. Posts compliance summaries as PR comments.

# .github/workflows/compliance.yml
name: Privacy Compliance
on: [pull_request]

jobs:
  scan:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: pageguard/action@v1
        with:
          api-key: ${{ secrets.PAGEGUARD_API_KEY }}
          fail-on-critical: true

Claude Code Skill

AI-powered compliance

Ask Claude Code to check your project's privacy compliance. It runs PageGuard automatically and explains the results.

# Install the skill
claude skill add pageguard

# Then just ask Claude:
> "Check this project for privacy compliance"
> "Do I need a privacy policy?"
> "What data does this project collect?"

Deploy Hooks

Vercel & Netlify

Get a compliance scan on every deploy. Compare scores between deploys to catch new trackers before they go live.

# Vercel Deploy Hook
POST https://pageguard.ai/api/v1/webhook/deploy?domain=example.com

# Netlify Outgoing Webhook
URL: https://pageguard.ai/api/v1/webhook/deploy
Event: Deploy succeeded

# Response includes score comparison
{
  "score": 42,
  "comparison": {
    "previousScore": 35,
    "scoreChange": +7
  }
}

README Badge

Show your score

Add a compliance score badge to your README. Updates automatically on each scan.

# Markdown
![PageGuard](https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?url=example.com)

# HTML
<img src="https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?url=example.com" />

# Static badge (no auto-update)
![PageGuard](https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?score=72&level=medium)

IDE Rules

Cursor, Windsurf, Bolt

Rules files that prompt your AI code editor to check privacy compliance whenever you add new dependencies.

# Cursor: Add to .cursor/rules/
Download: cursor-pageguard.mdc

# Windsurf: Add to .windsurfrules
See: windsurfrules-snippet.md

# Bolt: Add to project instructions
See: bolt-snippet.md

All integrations require a PageGuard API key for document generation.

Get an API Key

# Scan current project npx pageguard # Scan a URL npx pageguard --url https://example.com # Generate documents npx pageguard --url https://example.com --generate # Save API key npx pageguard --set-key pg_live_...

# .github/workflows/compliance.yml name: Privacy Compliance on: [pull_request] jobs: scan: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - uses: pageguard/action@v1 with: api-key: ${{ secrets.PAGEGUARD_API_KEY }} fail-on-critical: true

# Vercel Deploy Hook POST https://pageguard.ai/api/v1/webhook/deploy?domain=example.com # Netlify Outgoing Webhook URL: https://pageguard.ai/api/v1/webhook/deploy Event: Deploy succeeded # Response includes score comparison { "score": 42, "comparison": { "previousScore": 35, "scoreChange": +7 } }

# Markdown ![PageGuard](https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?url=example.com) # HTML <img src="https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?url=example.com" /> # Static badge (no auto-update) ![PageGuard](https://pageguard.ai/api/badge?score=72&level=medium)