Just came back from GTC Europe and a significant part of the demos used that.

I had never heard about it before.

>OpenShell collects anonymous telemetry, limited to operational categories and counts, to help improve the project.

>To disable it, set OPENSHELL_TELEMETRY_ENABLED=false on the gateway, or server.telemetryEnabled=false for Helm installs.

Nvidia Openshell is absolutely awesome, great bundle of features in one spot. Im happy to see Nvidia seems to have accelerated on support here, I was kinda worried that as competing projects have popped up in the last 6mo that openshell would get google'd

Not to be confused with https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/.

Taking default telemetry is insane.

That aside, the level of control is cool, almost too pedantic. It likely is only particularly useful for very nuanced enterprise requirements (probably what it's targeting). Most companies can be much more coarse with their permissions, and I think the agentic industry is moving away from k8s as a deployment platform.

It's funny that it takes checks notes a video game card manufacturer to make a good sandbox for AI agents and not the AI companies themselves...

I asked last week if anyone had any info on agent security/hardening, this seems very interesting !

If you haven’t already been running your agents in containers, you’re crazy. That said, this looks like a great way to manage those containers.

NOOOOOOOO not AI in the heckin start menu!!!1!

right now i am experimenting on an agent in a browser as a single.html file running a virtual filesystem and using python in WASM to do the heavy lifting. its really useful and funny to watch how it works.

it is quite useful and solves / addresses quite a lot of privacy and security issues but it is more limited of course. i really like the results if you want you can try it out with an inference endpoint you want its live/downloadable at

https://moooff.github.io/HermitUI/hermit-agent/dist/hermit-a...

iam always open to discussion ad feedback of course