Claude Plugin
Install the AI Council Toolkit plugin for Claude Code to generate governance documents and evaluate AI vendors from your terminal.
The AI Council Toolkit is available as a Claude Code plugin. Once installed, Claude can help you draft governance documents tailored to your organization and evaluate AI vendors against your standards, all from within your development environment.
What the Plugin Provides
The plugin includes two skills:
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
| content-authoring | Create governance documents (charters, policies, principles, risk frameworks) tailored to your organization's size, industry, and regulatory context |
| vendor-review | Evaluate AI vendors against governance standards with a structured assessment report covering transparency, data practices, security, and contractual terms |
Installation
Install from the Claude Code marketplace:
claude plugin install ai-council-toolkitOr install directly from GitHub:
claude plugin install RickCraig/ai-council-toolkit-pluginQuick Start
Once installed, the skills activate automatically based on what you ask. No configuration needed.
To create a governance document:
Help me create an AI governance charter for a 500-person healthcare company.
See the full Content Authoring guide for all document types and tips.
To evaluate a vendor:
Evaluate Microsoft Copilot for our organization.
See the full Vendor Review guide for custom standards and report details.
Using Your Own Standards
The vendor-review skill checks for standards in this order:
- Your standards file. Point to a local Markdown file (e.g.,
./company-standards.md) and the skill uses it as the primary evaluation criteria. - MCP sources. If your organization stores policies in Confluence, SharePoint, or another system accessible through MCP, the skill can pull standards from there.
- Built-in references. When no custom standards are provided, the plugin falls back to its built-in reference files derived from NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, EU AI Act, and OWASP.
This layered approach means the plugin works out of the box but adapts to your organization's specific policies when you provide them.
Source Code
The plugin is open source and available on GitHub: RickCraig/ai-council-toolkit-plugin.