Agent Platform Modernization

Keep your agents. Put a supported platform around them.

Built on NVIDIA OpenShell, the open source runtime for AI agents.

Make it easier to add agents safely and reduce the time spent maintaining homegrown infrastructure. HyperShell assesses limitations and security gaps in your existing agent platform, then works with your team to migrate one or more workloads. Preserve the agent logic that creates value while moving the surrounding harness and sandbox infrastructure onto the HyperShell platform.

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Who it helps and the problem

Who this is for

Organizations already running internal engineering agents on a homegrown harness, sandbox, or both.
CISOs and CTOs when secure agent adoption is on the executive agenda.
VPs of Engineering and engineering managers when efficiency and infrastructure maintenance drive the project.

The recurring problem

Adding another agent safely is hard: each one needs its own access decisions, credentials, and review. Meanwhile, the team that built the harness spends its time maintaining it.

Example workflow

Agent Envelopes

1
Reusable, composable permission templates for models, tools, and spend
2
Administrators create pre-approved envelopes
3
Users create and modify agents within those envelopes, self service
4
New agents are introduced within permissions that were already defined

How the operating model works

1Admin defines a pre-approved envelope
2User requests an agent within it
3Requests inside the ceiling are provisioned
4Exceptions go to the admin inbox
5Runs are inspectable step by step

Agent Envelopes are a HyperShell platform capability. They build on NVIDIA OpenShell, an open-source runtime for sandboxed agents and enforceable access policies.

What the assessment covers

Harness and workflow

State and handoffs
Integrations
Recovery and debugging
Agent behavior

Runtime and sandbox

Isolation
Credentials
Filesystem and network access
Environment lifecycle
Enforceable execution boundaries

Changing the sandbox or runtime alone does not fix workflow state or agent logic, so we assess both. We keep the valuable agents and their logic; surrounding tooling may be reused, adapted, or replaced. Compatibility and required changes are assessed per workload. We do not promise unchanged code or automatic migration of every agent.

First engagement and success measures

The first engagement

A paid assessment of the limitations and security gaps in your existing agent platform, followed by a scoped migration of one or more workloads.

We scope the assessment and the migration together before any contractual commitments.

How we measure success

Time to onboard an additional agent within an approved envelope.
Platform-maintenance effort.
Completion of the agreed migration and access-control acceptance checks.

These measures and their target values are agreed per engagement. They are not published results.

What we can show and next step

What we can show today

We can show an administrator creating pre-approved Agent Envelopes, followed by an end user creating an agent that uses them. That demonstrates the supported operating model; it is not a completed customer migration.

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What you get

Platform: Build and expand agents within approved Agent Envelopes on the HyperShell platform, built on OpenShell.
Implementation: Work with our forward-deployed engineers to build the first workflows in your environment, then modify agents and create new ones independently.
Support: Get ongoing support for the underlying platform, including updates and bug fixes.

Discuss a platform assessment.

The first step is a paid assessment of your existing agent platform, followed by a scoped migration of one or more workloads.

Discuss a platform assessment