Securing Agents with NemoClaw and OpenShell
Build an agent loop from scratch, then add reliable tool calls, multi-agent routing, and sandboxed execution. NVIDIA NemoClaw is the reference stack and OpenShell runs the agents securely. Free and code-heavy.
Go to the course on NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute- Provider
- NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute
- Price
- Free
- Certificate
- Free certificateNVIDIA lists this free course with a completion certificate. Required activities and assessments must be recorded; NVIDIA support documents grade-sync issues that can delay issuance. Check My Learning if it is missing.
- Level
- Intermediate
- Time
- 4 hours
- Format
- Self-paced online course
- Checked
- 2026-11-06
Free. Needs an NVIDIA account.
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What you will learn.
- 01Agent loop from scratch
- 02Function calling
- 03Multi-agent routing
- 04Sandboxing
- 05NVIDIA NemoClaw
- 06OpenShell
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Before you enroll.
From the course page, checked 2026-11-06.
- What you build
- A basic agent loop built from scratch
- Multi-agent systems coordinated with structured routing patterns
- Sandboxed agent identities configured with OpenShell
- Good to know
- NVIDIA support has acknowledged certificate/grade synchronization issues for this course; 100% content completion alone may not release the certificate.
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