The AI IDE built for robotics.
RoboAgent understands your ROS2 workspace, your launch graph, your TF tree, and your bag files — then debugs, simulates, and deploys with you. Not just your code. Your robot.
An IDE that understands the robot, not just the repo.
Ten capabilities that turn weeks of bringup, debugging, and bag triage into minutes — backed by a robotics knowledge graph and closed-loop simulation.
Code · Simulate · Debug · Deploy
A single loop, instrumented end-to-end. The agent never deploys a change to your robot until it passes your scenarios in sim.
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Code
AI completion that knows your URDF, your nav2 params, and your colcon graph. Cmd-K respects QoS.
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Simulate
One command to launch a containerized Gazebo world with your scenario. Bags captured automatically.
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Debug
The agent reads bag, TF, diagnostics, and your launch IR — then ranks root causes with citations.
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Deploy
Cross-compile for Jetson or Pi, push over SSH or Greengrass, watchdog auto-rollback if a safety event fires.
Built for serious robotics teams.
From two-person drone startups to research labs to industrial AMR fleets. If you ship physical machines, RoboAgent is built for you.
What teams are saying.
RoboAgent reads my bags faster than I do. It found a QoS mismatch in 4 seconds that I'd been hunting for two days.
We replaced three internal Python scripts and a Streamlit dashboard with the bag analyzer. CI now fails when our TF tree drifts.
The micro-ROS bridge reasoning is unreal. It told me my STM32 was publishing as best-effort while Nav2 wanted reliable. Two-minute fix.
Sim-in-the-loop is the killer feature. The agent fixes the param, runs Gazebo headless, and only commits if my scenario passes. Real engineering rigor.
I used to keep the Nav2 docs open in a side monitor. Now I just ask. The launch IR explanation alone is worth the subscription.
Our junior engineers are productive in week one instead of month three. RoboAgent flattened the bringup learning curve.
Ship robots, not workarounds.
Download RoboAgent, point it at your ros2_ws, and ask the first question. The agent does the rest.
