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task-development

Guides RoboVerse task authoring, registration, observation and reward contracts, reset logic, callback composition, and parity-safe task tests.

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Task Development

Use this route when adding or changing a RoboVerse task, task config, reward, observation, reset, callback, success checker, or task registration. Decide first whether the change belongs in RoboVerse (content and task behavior) or MetaSim (core abstractions, registry, handlers, or simulator backend).

Route

  1. Read task-authoring.md for the smallest config/registration workflow and state-field checklist.
  2. Compose existing MetaSim and RoboVerse config objects with @configclass; do not fork core types or work around a missing MetaSim capability in the downstream package.
  3. Define the scenario, task class, action/observation contract, reset, reward, termination, and success behavior. Register the task under a stable name and import it through the package discovery path.
  4. Add a focused regression test for every behavior fix. Run a lightweight reset/shape test first, then backend-specific parity checks only when the selected environment supports them.
  5. Use troubleshooting.md for registration, state/extras, shape, seed, and reward-order failures.

Key boundaries

  • Core simulator APIs, registry semantics, and backend bugs route to MetaSim.
  • Task/robot/scene/reward/observation content routes here.
  • External benchmark passthroughs route to benchmark-integrations.
  • Measured cross-simulator comparisons route to parity-and-tooling.
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