As Christian said, ASCVD is calculated from clinical data (e.g., the numerical value of lab results), not insurance claims data.
As a mathematical calculation, the OHDSI tools currently do not provide means to compute it.
If you want to calculate ASCVD scores on an OMOP CDM dataset, and you can work with a non-OHDSI tool, then you can see my vignette on how to do it using R package Phea: Calculating a risk score, such as the ASCVD Risk Estimator+.
The vignette demonstrates the approach. To make it work on your local dataset, most likely you will have to adapt the concept IDs and units of measurement.
If you want to make ASCVD scores available within the OHDSI ecossysem (e.g., use them inside Atlas), your best route is probably to use Phea to produce new records with the scores, then ETL those into your dataset using the concept ID that Christian mentioned.