NVIDIA NemoClaw
NVIDIA
Open-source reference stack that runs always-on agents like OpenClaw inside NVIDIA OpenShell sandboxes with policy and managed inference.
Curated by Tiberiu ArvaVerified
Strengths
- OpenShell sandbox with network policy
- Credential custody outside the agent
- Local or remote inference routing
Practitioner note
Useful for containing personal or always-on agents (OpenClaw, Hermes, Deep Agents) with Balanced/Restricted/Open policy tiers, especially on DGX Spark or Linux/macOS/WSL hosts. Alpha status and no releases mean it is a pilot tool, not a production control.
Warning
Governance posture
Reviewed 2026-09-30Runs on operator hardware; inference goes local (Ollama/vLLM) or to a remote provider the operator selects.
SourceSelf-hosted on DGX Spark/Station, Linux, macOS or Windows WSL. (self-hosted)
SourceAudit logging is not described in the NemoClaw docs overview or README.
Self-hosted OSS; SOC 2 applies to the operator's infrastructure, not the package.
Self-hosted OSS; ISO 27001 applies to the operator's ISMS, not the package.
Self-hosted OSS; ISO 42001 applies to the deploying organisation.
Sandboxing runtime component, not an AI system placed on the market; obligations rest with the deployer. (role: not-applicable)
Apache 2.0 — permissive, OSI-approved. (low)
SourceEU AI Act obligations
Risk tier: Not applicable · as of 2026-08-23Source-backed information mapped from NVIDIA NemoClaw's tracked risk tier — not legal advice. Obligations depend on how your organisation deploys the system; see the full obligation reference and timeline.
This record's EU AI Act risk tier is marked not applicable, so no tier-specific obligations attach. Deployers embedding it in an AI system in scope of the Act should assess that system's own tier.
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