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NVIDIA NeMo Fabric OpenClaw Adapter
nemo-fabric-adapters-openclaw provides the OpenClaw adapter for NVIDIA NeMo
Fabric. It starts an isolated OpenClaw Gateway and invokes its OpenAI-compatible
Chat Completions endpoint.
Install OpenClaw separately with npm, then install the adapter:
# Requires Node.js >=24.16.0 <25 or >=26.1.0, and npm 11.16+.
npm install --global openclaw@2026.9.4 --allow-scripts=openclaw
pip install "nemo-fabric[openclaw]"
The adapter supports only OpenClaw's default openclaw agent runtime. It does
not install OpenClaw. Relay telemetry is not supported.
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