Config Schema Reference#
Config#
physicalai.config.Config uses the jsonargparse-compatible
class_path + init_args shape.
class_path: package.module.ClassName
init_args:
key: value
Field |
Required |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
yes |
string |
Non-empty import path resolving to a class |
|
no |
object |
String-keyed constructor arguments |
Omitted init_args means an empty mapping. No other top-level keys are
accepted.
Values may be null, booleans, integers, finite floats, strings, lists, or
string-keyed mappings. Nested components use another Config.
Every mapping containing class_path is reserved as a nested component and
must contain only class_path and optional init_args. Nesting through
components, lists, and mappings is limited to 10 levels.
Export converts Path to its unchanged string form, Enum to its JSON-safe
value, and tuples to lists. instantiate() accepts the JSON representation,
not those original Python objects.
Runtime Documents#
A CLI runtime document places constructor arguments under runtime: and may
include method arguments under run:.
runtime:
robot:
class_path: physicalai.robot.SO101
init_args:
port: /dev/ttyACM0
calibration: ./calibration.json
action_source:
class_path: physicalai.runtime.TeleopSource
init_args:
leader:
class_path: physicalai.robot.SharedRobot
init_args:
name: leader-arm
fps: 30
run:
duration_s: 60
physicalai run --config and RobotRuntime.from_config() also accept a bare
exported RobotRuntime Config whose top-level class_path is
physicalai.runtime.RobotRuntime.
Manifest ComponentSpec#
Inference manifests retain their separate ComponentSpec compatibility
model. It supports registry type aliases, artifact resolution, and existing
extra-field behavior. It is not the strict captured Config schema;
manifest unification is a separate design decision.
Security#
class_path is executable local configuration. instantiate() is for
trusted application and user-authored configs only, never metadata or control
messages received from peers. See Security Model
for the full set of deployment-time trust assumptions.