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Screen products for FDA, EPA, USDA, CPSC, FCC, and other government agency requirements using AskRosetta. Use when checking regulatory compliance for US imports.

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  1. Very specific:

    Use the determine_pga_requirements MCP tool with the product description.

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    If MCP is unavailable:

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    Always include CFR citations — users need them for compliance records.

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    If no agencies are flagged, confirm the product appears exempt but recommend verifying with a licensed customs broker for high-value or …

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SKILL.md

PGA Screening

Determine which US Partner Government Agencies (PGA) require clearance for an imported product. Screens FDA, EPA, USDA, CPSC, FCC, ATF, DOT, and others — with specific CFR regulation citations.

When to Use

  • User asks "does X need FDA approval?"
  • User wants to know regulatory requirements for an import
  • User is checking if a product needs special permits or testing

How It Works

Use the determine_pga_requirements MCP tool with the product description.

If MCP is unavailable:

curl -s -X POST "https://api.askrosetta.ai/api/v1/pga" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-API-Key: ${ASKROSETTA_API_KEY}" \
  -d '{
    "product_description": "<description>",
    "hts_code": "<if known>",
    "intended_use": "<if specified>"
  }'

Response Format

PGA Screening Result

  • Requires PGA clearance: Yes/No
  • Agencies:
    • FDA — Prior Notice required (21 CFR 1.276), product registration
    • EPA — TSCA certification (15 USC 2601)
    • CPSC — Testing required (16 CFR 1500)
    • (etc.)
  • Risk Level: Low / Medium / High / Critical
  • Warnings: any holds or flags

Always include CFR citations — users need them for compliance records.

If no agencies are flagged, confirm the product appears exempt but recommend verifying with a licensed customs broker for high-value or novel product shipments.

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