A comprehensive development tool for building, simulating, and debugging agentic robotics applications inside the DimOS ecosystem.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install dimos-robotics-skill
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~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
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The DimOS Robotics Development Skill equips developers with a unified workflow to design, test, and deploy software for modern robotics architectures. Built as part of the Openclaw Skills family, it simplifies the creation of robot skill containers, Model Context Protocol (MCP) tooling, and system blueprint definitions. By abstracting lower-level communication layers into structured graph components, this skill enables seamless multi-agent control and robust execution pipelines.
At its core, this skill helps developers construct modular graphs where modules interact through typed streams and remote procedure calls. It places a heavy emphasis on developer ergonomics and structural reliability, allowing engineers to transition quickly from high-level agentic task planning to physical execution across diverse hardware platforms such as Unitree quadrupeds, drones, and robotic arms.
@skill decorator.Ensure your environment is configured, then use the system CLI to interact with your blueprints. Connect Openclaw Skills-based runtimes to physical or simulated targets using the following commands:
# List all runnable blueprints registered in the environment
dimos list
# Initialize a simulation daemon for risk-free verification
dimos --simulation run unitree-go2-agentic --daemon
# Inspect runtime telemetry, module connections, and active logs
dimos status
dimos log -f
# Discover and execute dynamic tool calls across the active MCP layer
dimos mcp list-tools
dimos mcp call <tool_name> --arg key=value
# Safely spin down running background processes and disconnect hardware
dimos stop
The architecture organizes its functional components and configuration interfaces through strict type annotations and modular file structural templates. Data formatting details include:
| Data Component | Format / Pattern | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Skill Parameter | Primitive types (str, int, float, bool, simple list) |
Ensures safe, predictable JSON serialization over RPC networks. |
| Skill Documentation | Triple-quoted string docstrings | Programmatically parsed and exposed directly as MCP tool descriptions. |
| Module Dependencies | Spec class inheriting from Protocol |
Eradicates string-based lookups via robust type-safe interface injection. |
| Blueprint Wiring | autoconnect() declaration |
Assembles independent runtime modules into a coordinated system graph. |
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