🎓 Workshop: Introduction to AI Agent Governance¶
Duration: 90 minutes · Level: Beginner–Intermediate · Format: Lecture + hands-on labs
A complete, self-contained workshop kit for teaching AI agent governance using the Agent Governance Toolkit. All materials are in this folder — facilitators need only a laptop and the prerequisites below.
Workshop Materials¶
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| slides.md | Slide deck covering native policy and trust concepts |
| lab-guide.md | Participant guide with 2 hands-on exercises |
| facilitator-notes.md | Facilitator guide with talking points and timing |
| prerequisites.md | Participant setup checklist (share 48 h before the session) |
| labs/lab1_first_policy.py | Native ACS policy lab |
| labs/lab2_multi_agent_trust.py | Starter template for Lab 2 |
Agenda¶
| Time | Segment | Format |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00–0:20 | Why governance matters and native ACS | Slides |
| 0:20–0:45 | Lab 1 - Native policy evaluation | Hands-on |
| 0:45–1:00 | Trust and identity concepts | Slides |
| 1:00–1:25 | Lab 2 - Multi-agent trust | Hands-on |
| 1:25–1:30 | Wrap-up | Discussion |
Quick Start for Facilitators¶
- Share prerequisites 48 h before the session — send participants prerequisites.md.
- Open the slide deck — render slides.md with any Markdown presenter (e.g., Marp, Slidev, GitHub preview).
- Distribute lab templates — participants work in the
labs/folder. - Reference facilitator notes — facilitator-notes.md has per-slide talking points, common questions, and timing cues.
Skills Needed¶
- Facilitator: comfort with Python, familiarity with AI agents concepts
- Participants: Python basics (
forloops, dictionaries,pip install)