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NVIDIA NemoClaw update changes AI-agent recovery and inference connections

Release notes dated October 9 for v0.0.132 update NVIDIA inference connections and recovery of agent workspaces.

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NVIDIA outlined changes to isolated AI-agent workspaces in its October 9 release notes for NemoClaw v0.0.132. New or recreated NVIDIA Endpoints workspaces use a sandbox-attached OpenShell provider instead of the shared inference route. Older workspaces retain the shared route until recreated.

The update expands rootless Podman support for onboarding and recovering selected OpenClaw and Hermes images. For applicable remote providers, rebuilding checks the host API key before backup and deletion; failed validation preserves the existing workspace. These are software changes reported by the vendor. The release notes provide no measured speed or security-performance results.

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