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Nvidia expands its agent toolkit with new data grounding and security features
Nvidia expanded its open source agent toolkit with the new Agent Knowledge Foundation, security runtimes, and open models to ground AI agents in company data.
Summary
Nvidia expanded its open source Agent Toolkit with new tools designed to let enterprises customize, control, and ground AI agents in internal company data. The update introduces the Agent Knowledge Foundation backed by CUDA-X libraries, new open models including the Kumo family, and secure runtime boundaries through OpenShell.
What changed
- Nvidia introduced the Agent Knowledge Foundation with CUDA-X libraries and the new Auto-Ontology library for translating raw data into business concepts.
- Nvidia added the Kumo Structured open models, including tabular, relational, time series, and forecast models.
- Nvidia included the OpenShell secure runtime boundary to control agent access and actions.
Availability
Available now“Leading enterprises are using the open source NVIDIA Agent Toolkit — now expanded with new tools — to customize and control agents, use company data to inform their answers and actions, monitor what they do and govern how they operate.”
Founder takeaway
Small teams building AI agents can review Nvidia's open source toolkit components and models to ground their agents in internal enterprise data.
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