---
name: trust-center
description: Generate a public-facing security trust page from scan data. Produces a single deployable index.html that shows compliance framework scores, security policies, infrastructure overview, and data protection posture. Deployable to S3, Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages.
user-invocable: true
---

# Trust Center

Generate a deployable security trust page for your company.

## What to do

Read `shasta.config.json` for `python_cmd` and `company_name`. Use that for all commands (shown as `<PYTHON_CMD>`).

### Step 1: Check for scan data

```bash
<PYTHON_CMD> -c "
from shasta.db.schema import ShastaDB
db = ShastaDB(); db.initialize()
scan = db.get_latest_scan()
if scan:
    print(f'SCAN_FOUND|{scan.completed_at}|{scan.summary.total_findings if scan.summary else 0} findings')
else:
    print('NO_SCAN')
"
```

If NO_SCAN, tell the user: "No scan data found. The trust center will generate with placeholder content. Run `/scan` first for real compliance scores."

### Step 2: Ask about customization

Ask the user:
> "Generate the trust center with defaults, or customize? I can set:
> - Company name and tagline
> - Contact email and DPO email
> - Which frameworks to show (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA)
> - Subprocessors list
> - Theme colors
>
> Default generates a clean page with SOC 2 + ISO 27001 badges, all 8 policies, and your scan scores."

If they say "defaults" or similar, proceed with step 3 using just the company name from `shasta.config.json`.

If they want customization, build the config object from their answers.

### Step 3: Generate

For defaults:
```bash
<PYTHON_CMD> -c "
from shasta.trustcenter.generator import generate_trust_center
path = generate_trust_center()
print(f'Trust center generated at: {path}')
"
```

For custom config:
```bash
<PYTHON_CMD> -c "
from shasta.trustcenter.config import TrustCenterConfig
from shasta.trustcenter.generator import generate_trust_center

config = TrustCenterConfig(
    company_name='<COMPANY_NAME>',
    company_tagline='<TAGLINE>',
    contact_email='<EMAIL>',
    show_hipaa=<True|False>,
    subprocessors=[
        {'name': 'AWS', 'purpose': 'Cloud infrastructure', 'location': 'US'},
    ],
)
path = generate_trust_center(config)
print(f'Trust center generated at: {path}')
"
```

### Step 4: Show the result

Tell the user:
1. The file path (e.g. `data/trust-center/index.html`)
2. How to preview: `start data/trust-center/index.html` (Windows) or `open data/trust-center/index.html` (Mac)
3. How to deploy:

> **Deploy options:**
> - **S3:** `aws s3 cp data/trust-center/index.html s3://your-trust-bucket/index.html --content-type text/html`
> - **GitHub Pages:** Copy to your `docs/` folder or `gh-pages` branch
> - **Vercel/Netlify:** Set build output directory to `data/trust-center/`
> - **Custom domain:** Point trust.yourcompany.com at the hosting bucket/project

The page is a single self-contained HTML file — no build step, no dependencies, no asset files to manage. It uses Tailwind CDN and Chart.js CDN.

## Important notes

- The trust center shows **aggregate posture only** — no resource ARNs, no finding details, no remediation guidance. Account IDs are truncated to last 4 digits. It's safe to publish publicly.
- All numbers on the page come from the latest scan. Re-run `/scan` then `/trust-center` to update.
- The page is generated by Jinja2 templates — no LLM calls in the generation pipeline.