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Audits data schemas, API payloads, database models, event logs, and data pipelines for violations of data minimization principles — collecting, retaining, or exposing more data than necessary for the stated purpose. Use when user shares a schema, data model, API response, event structure, log format, or data flow and asks about privacy, compliance, GDPR, PIPEDA, unnecessary fields, what to drop, what to hash, or how to reduce data surface. Also triggers for OCSF mapping work, SPL/SIEM schema design, on-chain data structure review, and any request to make a data structure "more privacy-friendly", "compliant", or "minimal". Produces field-level findings with drop/hash/encrypt/aggregate remediation recommendations.
fevra-dev/Subrosa · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 72
Install: claude install-skill fevra-dev/Subrosa
# Data Minimization Field-level privacy audit for data schemas, API payloads, event structures, database models, and pipelines. Identifies excess collection, retention, and exposure — then recommends the least-invasive remediation for each violation. **Composable with:** - `redact` — strip actual PII values from sample data before analysis - `threat-model-privacy` — establish what adversary can do with minimized data residual - `opsec-review` — audit schemas before committing to public repos --- ## Scope Handles any data structure type: | Input type | Analysis focus | |---|---| | JSON / YAML schema | Field necessity, type precision, nullability | | API request / response | Exposure surface, over-fetching, response bloat | | Database model / ERD | Normalization, retention, separation of concerns | | Event / log format | Temporal retention, identifier persistence, aggregation opportunities | | OCSF / SIEM schema | Class mapping, field inheritance, observable minimization | | On-chain data structure | Permanent immutability risk, public ledger exposure | | Data pipeline / ETL | Transformation points where minimization can be applied | Declare input type at start of analysis or infer from content. --- ## Regulatory Source of Truth Statutory citations and jurisdiction facts (deadlines, thresholds, category lists, penalty ceilings) in this skill and its reference files derive from the normalized taxonomy: `taxonomy/regulatory-taxonomy.md` + the per-jurisdiction records (`