author-environment
Create or modify Isaac Lab-Arena environments, scenes, tasks, completion predicates, placement constraints, and environment…
Bootstraps and maintains the Docker environment used when contributing to Isaac Lab-Arena. Use when preparing a checkout for development, installing contributor hooks, rebuilding the Arena image with or without cache, inspecting the clone-specific container, or running
$ npx -y skills add isaac-sim/isaaclab-arena --skill dev-container --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Bootstraps and maintains the Docker environment used when contributing to Isaac Lab-Arena. Use when preparing a checkout for development, installing contributor hooks, rebuilding the Arena image with or without cache, inspecting the clone-specific container, or running
name: dev-container description: Bootstraps and maintains the Docker environment used when contributing to Isaac Lab-Arena. Use when preparing a checkout for development, installing contributor hooks, rebuilding the Arena image with or without cache, inspecting the clone-specific container, or running development commands inside it. For installing or using Arena without contribution work, use setup-arena instead. allowed-tools: Read Grep Glob Skill Bash(git rev-parse *) Bash(git submodule *) Bash(head *) Bash(id -un) Bash(pre-commit install) Bash(test -x *) Bash(./docker/run_docker.sh *) Bash(docker exec *) Bash(docker images *) Bash(docker inspect *) Bash(docker ps *)
Keep this skill limited to contributor setup and Docker image maintenance. Use `setup-arena` for ordinary installation, runtime selection, container startup, data mounts, and readiness checks.
If an explicit `/dev-container` request is only about running Arena, hand it off to `setup-arena` and do not install contributor tooling.
Run these commands from the repository root:
git submodule update --init --recursive pre-commit install
Run `pre-commit install` on the host, never inside the container. Confirm that `.git/hooks/pre-commit` exists and is executable. Do not run the test suite or all pre-commit hooks unless the user asks for them.
Use the Docker route in `setup-arena` to build or start the normal runtime and perform the import smoke check.
If a host prerequisite is missing, report the failed check and the documented recovery. Do not install or change GPU drivers, Docker, the NVIDIA Container Toolkit, or other system packages without explicit approval.
Never hardcode the container name. Resolve the running container that mounts this checkout:
ARENA_CONTAINER=$(docker ps --filter "volume=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" --format '{{.Names}}' | head -1)Keep discovery and subsequent commands in the same shell, or substitute the resolved literal name.
Use the repository launcher from the repository root:
./docker/run_docker.sh -r # rebuild with cache ./docker/run_docker.sh -R # rebuild without cache
Before rebuilding, check whether this checkout's container is running. A rebuilt image does not replace a running container, so explain that the container must be stopped and recreated before it can use the new image. Obtain approval before stopping it, and note that non-mounted container state will be lost. After recreation, rediscover the container and rerun the import smoke check from `setup-arena`.
Use `-R` only when the user explicitly requests a no-cache rebuild or a cached layer is the suspected cause. Preserve the launcher's automatic per-checkout suffix unless the user requests `-s <suffix>`.
Run commands as the host user, not root:
docker exec "$ARENA_CONTAINER" su $(id -un) -c \ "cd /workspaces/isaaclab_arena && <command>"
Use `/isaac-sim/python.sh` explicitly for non-interactive Python commands; do not rely on the interactive `python` alias.
Isaac Lab - Arena is a robotics simulation framework that enhances NVIDIA Isaac Lab by providing a composable, scalable system for creating diverse simulation environments and evaluating robot learning policies. The framework enables developers to rapidly prototype and test robotic tasks with various robot embodiments, objects, and environments.
Create or modify Isaac Lab-Arena environments, scenes, tasks, completion predicates, placement constraints, and environment…
Creates Arena-conformant commits and pull requests. Enforces DCO sign-off (git commit -s), no AI attribution lines (no…
Downloads Isaac Lab-Arena OSMO workflow output (evaluation results, videos, HDF5 demos) to a local folder with `osmo data…
Runs the Isaac Lab-Arena pytest suite across its three required phases (no-cameras, with-cameras, with-subprocess) inside the…
Runs existing Isaac Lab-Arena Experiment Definitions locally with experiment_runner.py in a ready native or Docker runtime,…
Starts, reuses, verifies, and explicitly stops the local GR00T inference server used by Isaac Lab-Arena…