Run agents like Hermes, LangChain Deep Agents, and OpenClaw more securely inside NVIDIA OpenShell with managed inference
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Run agents like Hermes, LangChain Deep Agents, and OpenClaw more securely inside NVIDIA OpenShell with managed inference
OpenShell Kubernetes Operator
Free NVIDIA DLI course: build, coordinate, and secure AI agents with NemoClaw and OpenShell. Browser-based, no GPU required. Available in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.
OpenFused is a shared memory and messaging layer for AI agents, built on plain files. It gives agents persistent context, signed mail, and peer sync without locking them into a proprietary runtime.
One-click sandboxes for AI agents, with egress policy, MCPs, skills and audit. Built on NVIDIA OpenShell.
OGO (OpenShell Gateway Operator): Deploy and manage NVIDIA OpenShell Gateway instances on OpenShift
NVIDIA AI environment diagnostics, security, compatibility, and benchmarking CLI.
Generate reverse shells and payloads for CTFs, labs, and security training with Shellforge's fast CLI and format options
The YAML standard for AI agent governance. Write rules once, compile to any runtime. Deterministic. Sub-microsecond. Three templates: enterprise, DAO, AI safety. Seven governance laws.
Behavioral security layer for NVIDIA OpenShell — patent-pending DFS-based agent behavioral analysis
Run Kimi from your project without sharing your project. Explicit file sharing, OpenShell isolation, and reviewable results. Experimental.
Gemma4-12B multimodal specialist on DGX Spark: image input, voice-note workflows, tool calling, 196K tested context.
Claude Code skill for managing NVIDIA NemoClaw sandboxed AI agents. 24 critical rules, native skill design, automated restore patterns.
A bootstrap toolkit to automate the installation, configuration, and deployment of NVIDIA OpenShell Agent secure sandboxes.
Orion — a private Personal AI operating layer with persistent memory, reusable skills, autonomous workflows, and permission-aware tool execution.
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