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Securing Agents with NemoClaw and OpenShell (self-paced)
Securing Agents with NemoClaw and OpenShell is a four-hour NVIDIA course that builds an agent from a single API call up to coordination, grounded retrieval, deep planning and safe execution, using NemoClaw as the reference stack and OpenShell as the sandbox.
Who it suits
- Developers building autonomous agents who need to run them safely.
- Engineers who want to understand an agent loop by building one from scratch.
What it covers
- Building a basic agent loop and identifying its core components.
- Implementing reliable tool use and function calling.
- Designing and coordinating multi-agent systems with structured routing patterns.
- Using OpenShell to configure agent identities and run agents in a sandbox, and building persistent skill libraries.
Common questions about Securing Agents with NemoClaw and OpenShell (self-paced)
- How long is it and what level?
- NVIDIA lists a duration of 4 hours and a technical, intermediate level, in English.
- Does it cost anything?
- NVIDIA lists the price as free, and says free courses are available for enrolment worldwide.
- What is it built around?
- NVIDIA NemoClaw as the reference stack, with OpenShell as the sandbox where agents run securely.
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