Rohan Paul
@rohanpaul_ai
Nvidia dropped an open safety platform built to catch and quarantine rogue agents in real time before they escape.
NVIDIA's new Open Agent Safety Platform moves AI agent monitoring onto a chip the agent can't reach.
Its software half, OpenShell, is an Apache 2.0 runtime that sandboxes agents and enforces operator limits on files, networks, tools and credentials.
Its hardware half, NVIDIA Sentry, is a reference design running on BlueField-4 data processing units that can quarantine straying agents within milliseconds.
In a Vera Rubin POD, each tray's BlueField-4 sits on the node's only route to the model, isolated from the host. Because agents must consult the model before acting, that position gives Sentry a view of every step and a kill switch.
