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Contribute Broker

skill-danieljustus-symaira-eraseme-contribute-broker · by danieljustus

A Claude skill from danieljustus/symaira-eraseme.

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$ agentstack add skill-danieljustus-symaira-eraseme-contribute-broker

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  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

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About

Contribute Broker to Symaira EraseMe Registry

Skill for AI agents (Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, etc.)

When you discover a data broker that is not in the Symaira EraseMe registry, use this workflow to contribute it back via a Pull Request.

When to use this skill

Use this skill when:

  • You discover a new data broker during research or web browsing
  • A user mentions a broker that does not exist in the registry
  • You find updated information about an existing broker (new opt-out URL, changed email, etc.)
  • The user explicitly asks you to add or update a broker entry

Workflow

1. Check if broker already exists

# Search by name
grep -ri "" registry/brokers/

# Or use the broker ID pattern
ls registry/brokers/us/ | grep -i ""

If the broker exists, skip to step 5 (Update existing).

2. Gather broker information

Collect the following REQUIRED fields:

  • Name: Legal company name
  • Website: Homepage URL (with https://)
  • Category: One of: people-search, marketing, credit, analytics, background-check, social-media, other
  • Jurisdictions: ISO country codes (e.g., US, DE, EU)
  • Laws: Applicable privacy laws (GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, LGPD, PIPEDA)
  • Opt-out method: Email address or web form URL
  • Source: Which registry/website verified this information

3. Create the YAML file

Create a new file at registry/brokers//.yaml:

id: 
name: 
website: https://
category: 
jurisdictions:
  - 
laws:
  - 
data_sensitivity: 3
priority: medium
added_date: ''
status: active
source: ''

opt_out:
  - type: email
    endpoint: 
    template: 
    locale: 
    required_fields:
      - full_name
      - email
    supports_suppression: true
    expected_response_days: 

verification:
  ack_keywords:
    - received
    - request
  rejection_keywords:
    - cannot
    - denied
  human_required_keywords:
    - verify
    - identification

4. Validate the file

# Install dependencies if needed
pip install pyyaml jsonschema

# Validate
python scripts/registry_sync.py --validate-all

5. Create a Pull Request

# Create a feature branch
git checkout -b add-broker-

# Stage and commit
git add registry/brokers//.yaml
git commit -m "registry: add  data broker

- Source: 
- Jurisdiction: 
- Opt-out: "

# Push and create PR
git push -u origin add-broker-
gh pr create --fill --title "registry: add " --body "..."

6. Update existing broker (if information changed)

If the broker exists but information is outdated:

# Edit the existing file
# Update only the changed fields
# Add a note about what changed

# Validate
python scripts/registry_sync.py --validate-all

# Commit with descriptive message
git add registry/brokers//.yaml
git commit -m "registry: update  opt-out email

Old: old@example.com
New: privacy@example.com
Source: "

Important rules

  1. Never fabricate data: Only add brokers you have verified from a reliable source
  2. Always include source: The source field must reference where you found the broker
  3. Validate before PR: Run --validate-all to ensure schema compliance
  4. One broker per PR: Keep PRs focused on a single broker addition or update
  5. Respect existing format: Match the style of existing broker YAML files
  6. Privacy first: Never include personal data in broker definitions

Example: Adding a new broker

# User mentions: "I found this broker called DataMax LLC"
# 1. Check if it exists
grep -ri "datamax" registry/brokers/
# Result: Not found

# 2. Research
curl -s "https://datamax.example.com/privacy" | grep -i "opt.out\|delete\|remove"
# Found: privacy@datamax.example.com

# 3. Create YAML
cat > registry/brokers/us/datamax-us.yaml << 'EOF'
id: datamax-us
name: DataMax LLC
website: https://www.datamax.example.com
category: marketing
jurisdictions:
  - US
laws:
  - CCPA
data_sensitivity: 3
priority: medium
added_date: '2025-05-21'
status: active
source: 'Company privacy page'

opt_out:
  - type: email
    endpoint: privacy@datamax.example.com
    template: ccpa-deletion
    locale: en
    required_fields:
      - full_name
      - email
    supports_suppression: true
    expected_response_days: 45

verification:
  ack_keywords:
    - received
    - request
  rejection_keywords:
    - cannot
    - denied
  human_required_keywords:
    - verify
EOF

# 4. Validate
python scripts/registry_sync.py --validate-all

# 5. Create PR
git checkout -b add-broker-datamax
git add registry/brokers/us/datamax-us.yaml
git commit -m "registry: add DataMax LLC data broker"
git push -u origin add-broker-datamax
gh pr create --fill

Quick reference: Broker categories

| Category | Description | |----------|-------------| | people-search | Sites that aggregate personal info (Spokeo, Whitepages) | | marketing | Email/phone list brokers, ad tech | | credit | Credit bureaus, financial data | | analytics | Data analytics, market research | | background-check | Employment/criminal background checks | | social-media | Social media platforms | | other | Everything else |

Quick reference: Jurisdiction codes

| Code | Region | |------|--------| | US | United States | | DE | Germany | | EU | European Union | | UK | United Kingdom | | CA | Canada | | BR | Brazil |

Quick reference: Laws

| Law | Region | |-----|--------| | GDPR | EU/EEA | | CCPA | California | | CPRA | California (updated) | | LGPD | Brazil | | PIPEDA | Canada |

Source & license

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.