Secure your harness: how to run NVIDIA's NemoClaw with frontier open source models

OpenClaw, a popular always-on agent for work applications, faces security challenges like prompt injections and remote code execution, prompting the introduction of NVIDIA NemoClaw for enhanced security. NemoClaw, an open-source stack, acts as a secure intermediary between OpenClaw and infrastructure, installing the NVIDIA OpenShell runtime to provide policy-based security and enabling claws, or subagents, to operate in isolated sandboxes with fine-grained controls. This system starts with zero permissions, ensuring that actions are strictly enforced at the infrastructure level rather than within the agent process. By utilizing open-source models like GLM-5, MiniMax M2.5, and Nemotron 3 Super, NemoClaw allows developers to overcome the limitations of closed-source models in reliability and cost. Baseten supports NemoClaw by hosting these models on HIPAA and SOC 2 compliant APIs, making it suitable for regulated industries such as insurance and financial services. NemoClaw simplifies running always-on assistants with a single command, offering an efficient solution for organizations requiring secure, sandboxed environments to manage intelligent agents.

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