It looks like you're setting up a comprehensive architecture for managing and auditing AI agents in Snowflake, including data retrieval using Cortex Search (RAG) and text-to-SQL conversion with Cortex Analyst. Let's continue from where you left off by completing the AGENT_REGISTRY table creation and ensuring all necessary components are in place.
Phase 5: Audit Infrastructure
Agent Registry Table
The AGENT_REGISTRY table will store metadata about each AI agent, including its identity, version, creator, creation time, and authorized role. Here's how you can complete it:
sql1CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE AI_AGENT_DB.AUDIT.AGENT_REGISTRY ( 2 AGENT_ID VARCHAR(100) PRIMARY KEY, 3 AGENT_NAME VARCHAR(200), 4 AGENT_VERSION VARCHAR(50), 5 CREATED_BY VARCHAR(100), 6 CREATED_AT TIMESTAMP_NTZ DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(), 7 AUTHORIZED_ROLE VARCHAR(100) 8);
Agent Activity Log Table
This table will log every action taken by the AI agent, including queries and other operations.
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