How To Guides¶
Step-by-step guides for Trust3 AI Governance, focused on ingesting AI asset inventory from your platforms using the AI Assets Collector.
Run the AI Assets Collector¶
The AI Assets Collector collects AI-related assets from connected platforms, builds an inventory, and sends relationships into AI Governance so you get a unified view of agents, identities, and posture.
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1 | Download docker-compose.yml into a directory on your machine (for example ai-assets-collector/). |
| 2 | Create .env in that same directory with DATABRICKS_*, AZURE_*, and AI_GOVERNANCE_API_KEY as needed for your deployment. |
| 3 | Run docker compose up -d, then docker compose logs -f trust3-ai-assets-collector to verify the collector. While the stack stays up, collection repeats every 15 minutes (current release). Run docker compose down when you no longer want scheduled collection on that host. |
Full guide: Run Collector (download link, variable reference table, and checklist).
Platform prerequisites:
- Databricks — workspace URL, personal access token, environment naming
- Azure — Microsoft Entra app registration, secrets, Power Platform app user, least-privilege roles
Collector hub: AI Assets Collector — one-page index of collector guides.
Pre-development approval workflow¶
Before production deployment, agents can go through a structured Legal and Compliance approval chain with an auditable record. See Pre-Development Approval Workflow for roles, registration steps, workflow counters, and audit evidence.
Related documentation¶
- Quick Start — sign up and set up the collector end to end