NVIDIA's NemoClaw blueprints support OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and LangChain Deep Agents, giving developers three frameworks to pair with its AI models and software tools for agent development.
NemoClaw gives each framework a configuration that can use NVIDIA's Nemotron open models alongside its NeMo tools. The harness defines the capabilities an agent can use and coordinates how it carries out work. NemoClaw packages supporting components for use with the listed agent frameworks.
OpenShell is an access-control layer for agent permissions, covering access to files, network connections, credentials and tools. NeMo Relay lets developers monitor an agent's activity. Across all three configurations, NVIDIA's models and software are paired with controls governing what an agent can access.
Deployment choices range from cloud and data-center computing to DGX Spark systems, RTX PCs and workstations. The options span remote computing environments and NVIDIA hardware.
On March 16, NVIDIA introduced NemoClaw as a stack built for OpenClaw. LangChain unveiled a blueprint for Deep Agents on July 8.
