NVIDIA OpenShell
NVIDIA OpenShell is an open source runtime that executes autonomous AI agents inside policy-governed sandboxes, published by NVIDIA under the Apache License 2.0.
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Petri (auditing tool)
Petri is an open-source tool, released by Anthropic, that automates parts of AI alignment auditing by using one AI model to probe another and a third to score what happens.
Purple Llama
Purple Llama is an umbrella project from Meta that bundles open, permissively licensed trust and safety tools and evaluations for generative AI.
ShieldGemma
ShieldGemma is a family of open safety-classifier models from Google, built on the Gemma family of lightweight open models.