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OpenShell governs what the agent may do. Regulayer™ proves who currently authorizes it.

The NVIDIA agent stack decides how an agent runs. Regulayer™ adds one check at the moment an action takes effect: does a named person’s current authority cover this exact action? Then it seals the decision in a record an outsider can check.

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The modelProposes
NeMo GuardrailsRails
OpenShellRuntime
Regulayer™Current authority
The real worldEffect
One check between the runtime and the real world.

The stack, in one request

Each layer answers its own question. Regulayer™ answers the last one.

The model Nemotron, through NIM What should the agent do next? Any model can sit here.

Outside the modelRegulayer™ lives outside the model. Change the model and the check stays where it is.

Proposes the action
NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails Is what goes into and out of the model within the rails?

In NVIDIA’s words“Input, retrieval, dialog, execution, and output rails run at different stages of an LLM interaction.” NeMo Guardrails documentation

Rails checked
NVIDIA OpenShell May this agent run this task, in this environment?

In NVIDIA’s words“OpenShell provides a secure runtime boundary for controlling how autonomous AI agents execute tasks.” NVIDIA, 28 Sep 2026

Inside the runtime policy
At the moment of effect Regulayer™ Does a named person, right now, stand behind this exact action?

What it addsA named person’s current authority, checked at the moment the AI acts. A sealed record an outsider can check.

Checking
The real world Batch record, LIMS, payment Where the action lands, and cannot be taken back.

What arrivesOnly an action a named person currently authorizes, with its sealed record.

Waiting

Illustration. Hover or tap a layer for its source.

Where it plugs in

NVIDIA names where this check goes. Regulayer™ is designed to sit there.

“Trusted middleware outside the sandbox can connect identity services and add application-specific checks to the request path.”NVIDIA Technical Blog, “Add Runtime Controls to AI Agents with NVIDIA OpenShell”, 28 Sep 2026. Read it

In the request path. Regulayer™ answers before the action takes effect, in milliseconds in our live tests. If a named person’s authority does not cover it, the action does not run.

Outside the model and the sandbox. The check is designed to sit beside OpenShell, outside the agent, so no output of the agent can override it.

A record for someone who was not in the room. OpenShell records its policy decisions in an audit trail. Regulayer™ adds a sealed record of who authorized each action, which an inspector, an insurer or a partner can check.

Where it lands first · GxP

Human review decides. Regulayer™ makes that decision enforceable when the AI acts.

“Any output or recommendations from an AI agent must be reviewed and cleared by an authorized human representative.”US FDA, first warning letter on AI, 2 April 2026. The record in the Consequence Library

The quality unit names who may release. Regulayer™ checks that person’s current authority on every release the agent attempts, and stops the ones it does not cover.

Withdraw authority, and the same request stops. Every decision, allowed or stopped, is sealed as it happens.

Regulated industriesWatch the batch release film

What Regulayer™ adds to the stack

Two points.

At the moment of effectA named person’s current authority, checked at the moment the AI acts.
After the factA sealed record an outsider can check.

Each one runs in the live demo.

Every actionA named person’s current authority, checked on every action.
WithdrawalPull it mid-job, and the remaining actions stop.
Their limitMaya Chen may release up to 50,000 units. 50,000 is released. 50,001 is stopped.
WhoEvery decision names who authorized it.
Outside checkA record an outsider can check, without Regulayer™.
TamperChange one character, and the record says it was changed.
Sent backThe AI gets the reason and corrects, so the work keeps flowing.
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Regulayer™ is a member of NVIDIA Inception. NVIDIA, the NVIDIA logo, Inception, NeMo, NIM, Nemotron and OpenShell are trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation. This page describes how Regulayer™ fits alongside NVIDIA software. It is not an NVIDIA endorsement. Patent pending.