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Skill a5c-ai/babysitter/library/specializations/robotics-simulation/skills/nav2-navigation

Specialized skill for ROS2 Nav2 navigation stack configuration and behavior treesFrom its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add a5c-ai/babysitter --skill nav2-navigation

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SKILL.md

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Nav2 Navigation Skill

Overview

Expert skill for configuring and customizing the ROS2 Nav2 navigation stack, including behavior trees, costmaps, planners, and controllers.

Capabilities

  • Configure Nav2 navigation stack with all plugins
  • Create behavior trees for navigation logic
  • Set up costmap layers (static, obstacle, inflation, voxel)
  • Configure planners (NavFn, Smac, ThetaStar)
  • Set up controllers (DWB, Regulated Pure Pursuit, MPPI)
  • Implement recovery behaviors (spin, backup, wait)
  • Configure waypoint following and route planning
  • Set up navigation server lifecycle management
  • Implement custom BT nodes and plugins
  • Debug navigation failures and path planning issues

Target Processes

  • nav2-navigation-setup.js
  • path-planning-algorithm.js
  • dynamic-obstacle-avoidance.js
  • autonomous-exploration.js

Dependencies

  • Nav2 (Navigation2)
  • BehaviorTree.CPP
  • navigation2 plugins
  • costmap_2d

Usage Context

This skill is invoked when processes require mobile robot navigation setup, costmap configuration, path planning, or behavior tree design for autonomous navigation.

Output Artifacts

  • Nav2 parameter files (YAML)
  • Behavior tree XML files
  • Costmap configuration
  • Planner and controller parameters
  • Recovery behavior configurations
  • Custom BT node implementations

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