NemoClaw Community is a collection of examples that showcase NemoClaw blueprints for constrained, inspectable agent workflows.
NemoClaw is the blueprint layer for composing three things into a repeatable agent system:
- Model — the inference endpoint, model selection, and provider configuration the agent uses.
- Harness — the agent runtime, skills, bridges, state, and workflow-specific behavior.
- OpenShell — the sandbox, gateway, policy, provider, and networking substrate that runs the harness with explicit boundaries.
The examples in this repository demonstrate complete blueprint patterns: they show how a model is wired to a harness, how the harness is packaged with skills and integrations, and how OpenShell constrains and runs the resulting agent.
The table below lists examples maintained in this repository. Additional NemoClaw examples are available in brevdev/nemoclaw-demos.
| Example | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| DGX Station Blender and Omniverse | Runs a local Nemotron 3 Ultra model on DGX Station to control visible Blender through NemoClaw and OpenShell, render with OVRTX, and execute native OVPhysX simulations with either direct Hermes or Codex-coached workflows. | Guide |
| Personal Community Sentiment Triage | Pairs a Hermes harness with an OpenShell sandbox and community-signal integrations across Slack, Outlook, live read-only GitHub REST, GitHub discussion mirrors, and NVIDIA forum mirrors. | Guide |
| Hermes Brev Launchable | Provides a notebook path from a fresh Brev CPU instance to a working NemoClaw-managed Hermes sandbox, including installation, onboarding, API verification, and terminal access. | Guide |
| Harness Engineering Playground | A CLI dev tool (not an OpenShell blueprint) for automated, eval-driven harness profile improvement, with pluggable target-framework adapters and optimization techniques. | Guide |
| Retail Assistant | Deploys a Telegram-based retail management assistant that maps users to store roles, queries retail data through a FastAPI service, and runs the agent inside an OpenShell sandbox. | Guide |
| Watchtower | Runs a scheduled web-monitoring agent that searches watchlist topics with Tavily, extracts source text when needed, dedups against persistent seen-state, and writes cited Markdown digests plus JSON changelogs from an OpenShell sandbox. | Guide |
Choose an example from the table above and follow its guide. To run an example from this repository, clone the repo first:
git clone https://github.com/NVIDIA/nemoclaw-community.git
cd nemoclaw-communityFor examples maintained outside this repository, see brevdev/nemoclaw-demos. Each example documents its own host requirements, credentials, setup steps, and OpenShell policy details.
- Linux host with Docker or a compatible container runtime
- OpenShell CLI and gateway
- Access to an OpenAI-compatible inference endpoint
- Optional integration credentials for Slack, Microsoft Graph/Outlook, GitHub live reads, and source ETL mirrors
This project will download and install additional third-party open source software projects. Review the license terms of these open source projects before use. See THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES for the repository inventory.
See CONTRIBUTING.md. This project uses Developer Certificate of Origin sign-offs for inbound contributions.
See SECURITY.md. Do not file public GitHub issues for security vulnerabilities.
See SUPPORT.md for support channels and expectations.
- Governance: GOVERNANCE.md
- Maintainers: MAINTAINERS.md
- Code owners: .github/CODEOWNERS
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. See LICENSE for details.