> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.switchagents.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. > ## Agent Instructions > These docs moved from docs.flintai.dev to docs.switchagents.ai. Use docs.switchagents.ai for every link and request. > To search these docs from an AI tool, connect the MCP server at https://docs.switchagents.ai/mcp. The page index is at https://docs.switchagents.ai/llms.txt. # Assets > Browse the models, MCP servers, and tools your agents depend on **The Assets page is your inventory of dependencies.** An asset is one of the things your agents rely on to do their work: a model, an MCP server, or a tool. Switch Trust fills this inventory from code scans and from the guardrails your agents run behind, so one risky dependency shared across several agents is visible in one place. ## Browse by asset type Select **Assets** in the left navigation, then switch between the **Models**, **MCP servers**, and **Tools** tabs. The count beside each tab is how many of that asset type Switch Trust has found. Each tab is a searchable table of that asset type, and every one carries **Highest severity** and **Issues**, so you can see which dependencies carry the most risk. A dependency shared across several agents appears once here, and its **Used by** list, in the detail panel, names the agents that rely on it. To triage the findings those columns point to, see [Discovery results](/switch-trust/discovery/results). Each table opens on a default set of columns. Select the column control, next to the result count, to change which columns are shown. Whatever a table leaves out, the asset's full profile is in its detail panel. ### Models The **Models** tab lists the models your agents call. By default it shows: | Column | What it tells you | | - | - | | **Model** | The model's name | | **Manufacturer** | Who makes it, such as Google, OpenAI, or Meta | | **Model health** | How the model held up under evaluation, scored out of 100. Higher is better here, the opposite of severity | | **Highest severity** | The most serious open issue against the model | | **Issues** | How many distinct issues it carries | **Model health** is an evaluation result, not a discovery finding, so a model that hasn't been evaluated shows a dash here even when it carries issues. For how the score is calculated and what each band means, see [Evaluation results](/switch-trust/evaluation/results). ### MCP servers The **MCP servers** tab lists the Model Context Protocol servers your agents connect to. By default it shows: | Column | What it tells you | | - | - | | **MCP server** | The server's name | | **Manufacturer** | Who publishes it | | **Type** | **third\_party** for a server you pulled in, or **internal** for one you run yourself | | **Highest severity** | The most serious open issue against the server | | **Issues** | How many distinct issues it carries | ### Tools The **Tools** tab lists the individual tools your agents can call. By default it shows: | Column | What it tells you | | - | - | | **Tool** | The tool's name | | **Description** | What the tool does | | **Capabilities** | Tags for what the tool can do, such as **Mutates state**, **Filesystem write**, or **Code evaluation** | | **Highest severity** | The most serious open issue against the tool | | **Issues** | How many distinct issues it carries | ## The asset detail panel Select any asset to open its detail panel. The panel is headed by the asset type (**Model**, **MCP Server**, or **Tool**) and its name, and opens on **Overview**, with **Issues** and **Locations** beside it, and an **Evaluations** tab for models. * **Overview** - What the asset is and where it's used * **Issues** - The findings open against this asset, with **Name**, **Severity**, and **Occurrences**. Expand a finding to list the places it occurs, then select one to open its **Occurrence details** with the full record, down to the line of code that triggered it. See [Discovery results](/switch-trust/discovery/results) * **Locations** - The files the asset was found in, across every agent that uses it, shown as a count of locations across agents. Select **Show** on a location to see the code in place * **Evaluations** - For a model, the individual probes behind its health score. See [Evaluation results](/switch-trust/evaluation/results) ### Overview The **Overview** tab opens with an **Insights** section: * **Highest severity** - The most serious open issue, with the issue count beside it * **Locations** - The file where the asset turned up, with a note of how many other locations there are. The full list is under the **Locations** tab * **Used by** - The agents that depend on it, or a dash when none do A model also shows a **Model health score** card with the overall score, its band, and category scores for **Jailbreaks**, **Misuse**, **Toxicity**, **Security**, and **Robustness**. Bands run from **Excellent** down through **Good**, **Fair**, and **Poor**, to **Very Poor**. For how the score is calculated, see [Evaluation results](/switch-trust/evaluation/results). A **Details** card carries the asset's profile, with a dash for any field that doesn't apply. What it holds depends on the asset type: * **Model** - **Name**, **Manufacturer**, **Task**, **Base model**, **Size**, **Downloads**, **License**, **Deprecation type**, **Suggested replacement**, **Deprecation date**, **Last seen**, and **Created at** * **MCP Server** - **Name**, **Manufacturer**, **Type**, **Supplier**, **Library**, **License**, **Auth required**, **Last seen**, and **Created at** * **Tool** - **Name**, **Description**, **Sources** (**Scan** or **Guardrails**), **Last seen**, and **Created at** For a tool, a **Code snippet** section below the details shows the tool's implementation where the code is available. ## Next steps Browse every agent and open its full record Read a model's health score and decide whether it's trustworthy