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  • NVIDIA OpenShell Sandbox

    Secrets are handled the same way. For connections that need an API key, the agent sees a placeholder. The real key is substituted outside the agent workspace, and only for endpoints the policy allows. The agent never holds the credential it would need in order to ignore the rule.

  • OpenShell holds the agent. Sentry watches from another chip.

    On 28 September 2026 NVIDIA announced the Open Agent Safety Platform. The name covers two things that do different jobs. OpenShell is open-source runtime software, now at version 0.1.0 and broadly available. Sentry is a reference design for a watchdog that runs on NVIDIA BlueField-4 data processing units. One is something you can install. The…

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