This page lists current limitations and support notes for the release
documentation set.
NeMo Relay 0.3
These notes apply to the NeMo Relay 0.3 release. The following known issues
and limitations apply to NeMo Relay 0.3:
- Go, WebAssembly, and the raw C FFI surface are experimental and source-first.
- Generated API pages cover Rust, Python, and Node.js. Experimental bindings do
not yet have the same generated documentation depth.
- The NeMo Relay CLI is experimental. Coding agent observability support varies
due to capabilities of hooks. Any encountered problems should be filed as
bugs.
- Node.js 24 or newer is required for Node.js binding and package workflows.
- OpenClaw support uses public hook-backed telemetry with partial security and
optimization support. Security is limited to pre-tool conditional guardrails,
and optimization is limited to adaptive telemetry unless the integration owns
a managed execution path.
- The NeMo Guardrails plugin remote backend depends on the availability,
latency, and policy behavior of the configured remote service.
- S3-compatible ATIF export requires valid storage credentials and endpoint
configuration in the runtime environment.
LLMRequest objects in the Python binding should be treated as immutable.
Request middleware that changes content should return a new request object.
- Native subscriber callbacks are delivered asynchronously. Flush subscribers
before relying on callback side effects, captured event lists, files, or
exporter output. Deregistering a subscriber affects future emissions, but
callbacks from already-queued event snapshots may still run.
Fixed in NeMo Relay 0.3
- Managed LLM start events are emitted before execution intercepts.
- Coding-agent trace scopes are aligned with NeMo Relay agent scope semantics.
- ATIF tool observations are correlated with their matching tool calls.
- OpenClaw tool call replay visibility is preserved.
- LangChain serialization handles wrapped integration payloads more reliably.
Fixed in Earlier Releases
- Enabled TLS support for OTLP HTTP export.
- Preserved Go scope stacks across OS threads.