NVIDIA Expands Agent Toolkit with Knowledge Foundation and Kumo Models
NVIDIA describes an expanded open Agent Toolkit for building and governing enterprise agents. The new Agent Knowledge Foundation combines CUDA-X libraries, an Auto-Ontology library that maps company data to business concepts, Nemotron Retriever, and Kumo structured-data open models. OpenShell provides a secure runtime boundary, and NemoClaw blueprints offer reference designs, including one for agent optimization. The post names several companies reported to be building on the foundation.
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- Linked in sourceNVIDIA Agent Knowledge Foundation
- Linked in sourceKumo
- Linked in sourceNVIDIA CUDA-X libraries
- Linked in sourceAuto-Ontology
- Linked in sourceNVIDIA Nemotron Retriever
- Linked in sourceKumo Structured
- Linked in sourceNemoClaw
- Linked in sourceNVIDIA’s supply chain organization
- Linked in sourceSnowflake
- Linked in sourceAmazon OpenSearch Service
- Linked in sourceCohesity
- Linked in sourceDassault Systèmes
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NVIDIA describes an expanded open Agent Toolkit for building and governing enterprise agents. The new Agent Knowledge Foundation combines CUDA-X libraries, an Auto-Ontology library that maps company data to business concepts, Nemotron Retriever, and Kumo structured-data open models. OpenShell provides a secure runtime boundary, and NemoClaw blueprints offer reference designs, including one for agent optimization. The post names several companies reported to be building on the foundation.
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- Agent Knowledge Foundation includes CUDA-X libraries, an Auto-Ontology library, Nemotron Retriever, and Kumo Tabular, Relational, Time Series and Forecast models.
- Enterprises can use the foundation without moving data, rebuilding workflows, or changing governance controls, according to the post.
- OpenShell provides a secure runtime boundary controlling what agents can access and do.
- The post reports Amazon OpenSearch Service, SAP, and ServiceNow saw search or reranking gains from Nemotron Retriever models.
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The announcement targets a practical enterprise problem: connecting agents to proprietary data while keeping governance and access controls. Open models and reference blueprints could lower the cost of building domain-specific agents.
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