Yadnesh Salvi

Story · Anthropic

Giving companies more control over their AI agents, with NVIDIA (Anthropic)

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Claude Managed Agents holds an agent's credentials in a vault the agent never sees, and NVIDIA's open-source OpenShell is designed to control what it can execute and reach. Both sit outside the model, and each layer is designed to enforce its limits independently.

In plain words

  • Companies can set limits on artificial intelligence assistants using Claude's tools and OpenShell.
  • Claude's tools store login secrets where the assistant cannot see them.
  • OpenShell is designed to restrict what the assistant can run on a computer and what it can access.
  • Companies can combine these controls to avoid relying on a single safety check.

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