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  • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Running the example
    • What next
  • Build and Install
    • Releases and distributions
    • Install the binaries
    • Build from source
    • Choosing the middleware
    • Optional planners
  • PlanSys2 design
    • Interfaces at a glance
    • Domain Expert
      • Parameters
      • Services
      • Topics
    • Problem Expert
      • Parameters
      • Services
      • Topics
    • Planner
      • Parameters
      • Services
    • Executor
      • Parameters
      • Action
      • Services
      • Topics
      • Behavior tree builders
      • Timed execution
      • Repairing a plan
      • Constraints
    • Action performers
      • Protocol
      • Parameters
      • Topics
      • API
    • Client libraries
      • C++
      • Python
    • Running PlanSys2
    • Messages
  • Migrating to 4.0.0
    • The clients take the node of the application
    • Spinning the node of a controller
    • The lifecycle manager
    • The bringup
    • BT builders
    • Executors
    • Kairos, the default planner
    • C++20
    • Humble
  • PDDL support
    • What PlanSys2 executes
    • Timed execution
    • PDDL+ dynamics
    • What each planner plans
    • Known limits
  • Reading an execution
    • Where to read it
    • The events
    • Late, and shifted
    • An example
    • What to look for
  • Tools
    • Terminal
    • TUI
    • Command line
    • rqt plugins
    • Logger
  • Tutorials
    • Terminal Usage
      • Overview
      • Tutorial Steps
        • 0- Requisites
        • 1- Launch PlanSys2
        • 2- Execute PlanSys2 terminal
        • 3- Interactive session
    • The first planning package
      • Overview
      • Tutorial Steps
        • 0- Requisites
        • 1- Running the example
        • 2- Package structure
        • 3- Actions implementation
        • 4- Launcher
    • Using a planning controller
      • Overview
      • Tutorial Steps
        • 0- Requisites
        • 1- Running the example
        • 2- Patrol action performer
        • 3- Move action performer
        • 4- Mission controller
        • 5- Running the example with EasyNav and a simulator
    • Implement actions as Behavior Trees
      • Overview
      • Tutorial Steps
        • 0- Requisites
        • 1- Running the example
        • 2- Using Behavior Trees
    • Configuring Multiple Planners
      • Overview
      • Tutorial Steps
        • 1- The plan_solver_plugins parameter
        • 2- Running the same solver with different arguments
        • 3- Requesting plans from all configured solvers
  • Plugins
    • Planner plugins
    • Behavior tree builder plugins
  • About and Contact
    • About
    • Contact
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