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Ros2 Engineering Skills
Agent skill for production-grade ROS 2 development. Progressive-disclosure SKILL.md covering workspace, nodes, executors, QoS, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, real-time, and deployment. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI.
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Agent skill for production-grade ROS 2 development. Progressive-disclosure SKILL.md covering workspace, nodes, executors, QoS, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, real-time, and deployment. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI.
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ROS 2 Engineering Skills
Single responsibility: This skill is an API reference & code template guide for ROS 2 development. It tells you how to use ROS 2 APIs correctly and what mistakes to avoid. It does NOT do CI/CD orchestration, incident response, data analysis, or deployment automation — those are separate skill categories.
A progressive-disclosure skill for ROS 2 development — from first workspace to
production fleet deployment. Detailed patterns and code templates live in
references/; read the relevant file before writing code.
How to use this skill
This always-loaded file carries routing, core principles, pitfalls, and
anti-patterns — enough for quick questions and architectural decisions.
For implementation work, use the Decision Router below to load the
reference file(s) matching the task; the AI pitfalls table lists mistakes
worth re-checking before generating code. scripts/ are tools to run
(scaffolding, QoS checking, launch validation), not reading material.
When domains intersect (e.g. Nav2 + ros2_control) and recommendations
conflict, favor safety > determinism > simplicity.
Execution log (opt-in): When the Stop hook runs (Claude Code only) and
the SKILL_RUNS_LOG environment variable is set, a session summary is
appended to .skill-runs.log. If that file exists in the workspace, read the
last few lines to avoid repeating past mistakes. Without the opt-in — and on
platforms without hooks — the file is never created, so a read-only session
leaves the working tree untouched.
Platform support: SKILL.md and references/ are platform-neutral
knowledge documents. scripts/ can be run manually on any platform whose
environment has Python and the repository dependencies. The hook wiring in
hooks/hooks.json and .skill-runs.log are Claude Code-specific; on other
platforms run the validators manually from the skill root:
SKILL_WORKSPACE=<dir> python3 scripts/skill_stop_hook.py and
python3 scripts/skill_validate_hook.py --file <src> / --command '<cmd>'
(the command string is inspected only, never executed; without those flags
the validate hook expects a Claude Code PreToolUse payload and checks
nothing on its own).
Decision router
| User is doing... | Read |
|---|---|
| Creating a workspace, package, or build config | references/workspace-build.md |
| Writing nodes, executors, callback groups | references/nodes-executors.md |
| Topics, services, actions, custom interfaces, QoS | references/communication.md |
| Lifecycle nodes, component loading, composition | references/lifecycle-components.md |
| Launch files, conditional logic, event handlers | references/launch-system.md |
| tf2, URDF, xacro, robot_state_publisher | references/tf2-urdf.md |
| ros2_control, hardware interfaces, controllers | references/hardware-interface.md |
| Real-time constraints, PREEMPT_RT, memory, jitter | references/realtime.md |
| Nav2, SLAM, costmaps, behavior trees | references/navigation.md |
| MoveIt 2, planning scene, grasp pipelines | references/manipulation.md |
| Camera, LiDAR, PCL, cv_bridge, depth processing | references/perception.md |
| Sensor drivers, clock sync, LiDAR-camera extrinsics | references/sensor-integration.md |
| Unit tests, integration tests, launch_testing, CI | references/testing.md |
| ros2 doctor, tracing, profiling, rosbag2, CLI cheat sheet | references/debugging.md |
| "Which install/config/publisher is actually running?" audits | references/runtime-provenance.md |
| Faults crossing ROS and non-ROS layers (link, bridge, driver) | references/system-diagnostics.md |
| Docker, cross-compile, fleet deployment, OTA | references/deployment.md |
| System bringup, udev rules, boot sequence, watchdogs | references/system-bringup.md |
| Gazebo, Isaac Sim, sim-to-real, use_sim_time | references/simulation.md |
| SROS2, DDS security, certificates, supply chain | references/security.md |
| E-stop, safety chains, command arbitration | references/safety-estop.md |
| micro-ROS, MCU/RTOS, XRCE-DDS, rclc | references/micro-ros.md |
| Multi-robot fleet, Open-RMF, DDS discovery scale | references/multi-robot.md |
| Message types, units, covariance, frame conventions | references/message-types.md |
| ROS 1 migration, ros1_bridge, hybrid operation | references/migration-ros1.md |
Cross-cutting concerns: Security, error handling, and QoS are not isolated to single reference files — use your judgment and apply them whenever the data path crosses a trust boundary, a node owns hardware, or communication reliability matters.
Core engineering principles
These apply to every ROS 2 artifact you produce, regardless of domain.
1. Distro awareness
Staleness warning: The table below was last verified on 2026-07-15. If the current date is more than 6 months past that, re-verify EOL dates and feature support against https://docs.ros.org/en/rolling/Releases.html before relying on this table. When you update it, change both
LAST_UPDATEDandNEXT_REVIEWcomments above.
Detect the distro before generating code — do not ask first, and do not assume the newest release. Work down this ladder and stop at the first answer:
- Active shell:
echo $ROS_DISTRO— the distro currently sourced.ls /opt/ros/is inventory evidence (what is installed), never an automatic selection. - Workspace pin: Dockerfile
FROM ros:<distro>, CI matrix,.reposbranch names — what the workspace intends to build and deploy against. (package.xmlusually shows dependencies without naming a distro.) - Installed versions:
ros2 pkg xml <pkg>,dpkg-query -W 'ros-*'(Principle 11) — this also settles behavior the distro label does not. - Ask the user when the workspace holds no evidence.
- Greenfield only: default to the latest LTS.
Conflict rule. When active-shell evidence disagrees with the workspace pin, report both and select neither silently. Prefer the workspace's explicit build/deployment pin for guidance about the repository, and treat the shell mismatch as an environment defect to resolve. Never resolve an existing workspace to the newest LTS: that pulls API the installed stack does not have. Key differences:
| Feature | Humble (LTS) | Jazzy (LTS) | Kilted (non-LTS) | Lyrical (LTS) | Rolling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOL | May 2027 | May 2029 | Dec 2026 | May 2031 | Rolling |
| Ubuntu | 22.04 | 24.04 | 24.04 | 26.04 | Latest |
| Default DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS |
| Zenoh support | — | — | Tier 1 | Tier 1 | Tier 1 |
| Type description support | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Service introspection | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| EventsExecutor | No | Experimental | Experimental (+ rclpy port) | EventsCBGExecutor (non-experimental, rclcpp) | Verify installed rclcpp |
| Default bag format | sqlite3 | MCAP | MCAP | MCAP | MCAP |
| ros2_control interface | 2.x | 4.x | 5.x | 6.x (verify installed) | Latest |
| CMake recommendation | ament_target_deps | either | target_link_libs | target_link_libs | target_link_libs |
Foxy (EOL June 2023, Ubuntu 20.04, ros2_control not bundled) is a migration
reference only — see the migration notes below. The pre-Lyrical
EventsExecutor lives in the rclcpp::experimental namespace on every
release that ships it; Lyrical adds the separate, non-experimental
rclcpp::executors::EventsCBGExecutor.
For a greenfield project with no constraint, the latest LTS is Lyrical Luth (Ubuntu 26.04); use Jazzy when the target platform is Ubuntu 24.04. Pin the exact distro in Dockerfile, CI, and documentation so builds are reproducible.
2. C++ vs Python decision
Choose the language from measured latency, jitter, allocation, library, and operational requirements — not from a frequency threshold alone. rclcpp (C++) is generally appropriate for hardware drivers, controller plugins, allocation-sensitive paths, and tight latency or jitter budgets. rclpy (Python) is generally appropriate for orchestration, monitoring, parameter management, rapid prototyping, and Python-native frameworks. Measure the target workload before treating either language as mandatory.
Mixed stacks are normal. A typical robot has C++ drivers/controllers and Python
orchestration/monitoring. Note: component_container (composition) only loads
C++ components via pluginlib. Python nodes run as separate processes and
communicate over intra-host DDS — not zero-overhead by default: the
standard inter-process transport pays serialization, copies, and transport
bandwidth, and splitting work into another process does not by itself remove
encoding costs. Copy avoidance has three distinct mechanisms with different
preconditions: (1) the rclcpp intra-process path
(use_intra_process_comms(true), same process) avoids copies only depending
on publish ownership (unique_ptr), callback type, subscriber count, and
QoS; (2) loaned messages / vendor shared memory (SHM/PSMX) are RMW- and
vendor-dependent and can avoid some or all copies when their preconditions
hold; (3) separate processes on the standard DDS transport get no copy
avoidance — crossing processes without copies requires the vendor
mechanisms in (2). Details: references/nodes-executors.md.
3. Package structure conventions
Follow the standard layout — package.xml (format 3, explicit dependency
tags), config/params.yaml, launch/*.launch.py, src/ +
include/<pkg>/ for C++ or <pkg>/ for Python, and test/. A dedicated
*_interfaces package is usually preferable when interfaces are shared by
multiple packages or must remain independent of implementation dependencies.
Defining and using interfaces in one ament_cmake package is supported when
that coupling is intentional. Full annotated layo
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name: ros2-engineering-skills description: > Use for designing, implementing, reviewing, debugging, or validating ROS 2 software and configuration: rclcpp/rclpy nodes, colcon and ament packages, launch files, QoS and DDS, URDF/xacro and tf2, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, perception and sensor integration, simulation, SROS2, micro-ROS, multi-robot systems, testing, runtime diagnosis, deployment, and ROS 1 migration. Do not use for general C++ or Python questions unrelated to ROS 2, non-robotics middleware, or web and mobile development. license: Apache-2.0 compatibility: > Knowledge files are platform-neutral. Bundled validators require Python 3.10 or newer; build and runtime verification require the target ROS 2 environment. metadata: author: dbwls99706 version: "1.3.0" repository: "https://github.com/dbwls99706/ros2-engineering-skills"
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--- name: ros2-engineering-skills description: > Use for designing, implementing, reviewing, debugging, or validating ROS 2 software and configuration: rclcpp/rclpy nodes, colcon and ament packages, launch files, QoS and DDS, URDF/xacro and tf2, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, perception and sensor integration, simulation, SROS2, micro-ROS, multi-robot systems, testing, runtime diagnosis, deployment, and ROS 1 migration. Do not use for general C++ or Python questions unrelated to ROS 2, non-robotics middleware, or web and mobile development. license: Apache-2.0 compatibility: > Knowledge files are platform-neutral. Bundled validators require Python 3.10 or newer; build and runtime verification require the target ROS 2 environment. metadata: author: dbwls99706 version: "1.3.0" repository: "https://github.com/dbwls99706/ros2-engineering-skills" --- # ROS 2 Engineering Skills > **Single responsibility:** This skill is an **API reference & code template guide** > for ROS 2 development. It tells you *how to use ROS 2 APIs correctly* and > *what mistakes to avoid*. It does NOT do CI/CD orchestration, incident response, > data analysis, or deployment automation — those are separate skill categories. A progressive-disclosure skill for ROS 2 development — from first workspace to production fleet deployment. Detailed patterns and code templates live in `references/`; read the relevant file before writing code. ## How to use this skill This always-loaded file carries routing, core principles, pitfalls, and anti-patterns — enough for quick questions and architectural decisions. For implementation work, use the Decision Router below to load the reference file(s) matching the task; the AI pitfalls table lists mistakes worth re-checking before generating code. `scripts/` are tools to run (scaffolding, QoS checking, launch validation), not reading material. When domains intersect (e.g. Nav2 + ros2_control) and recommendations conflict, favor safety > determinism > simplicity. **Execution log (opt-in):** When the Stop hook runs (Claude Code only) *and* the `SKILL_RUNS_LOG` environment variable is set, a session summary is appended to `.skill-runs.log`. If that file exists in the workspace, read the last few lines to avoid repeating past mistakes. Without the opt-in — and on platforms without hooks — the file is never created, so a read-only session leaves the working tree untouched. **Platform support:** `SKILL.md` and `references/` are platform-neutral knowledge documents. `scripts/` can be run manually on any platform whose environment has Python and the repository dependencies. The hook wiring in `hooks/hooks.json` and `.skill-runs.log` are Claude Code-specific; on other platforms run the validators manually from the skill root: `SKILL_WORKSPACE=<dir> python3 scripts/skill_stop_hook.py` and `python3 scripts/skill_validate_hook.py --file <src> / --command '<cmd>'` (the command string is inspected only, never executed; without those flags the validate hook expects a Claude Code PreToolUse payload and checks nothing on its own). ## Decision router | User is doing... | Read | |---------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------| | Creating a workspace, package, or build config | `references/workspace-build.md` | | Writing nodes, executors, callback groups | `references/nodes-executors.md` | | Topics, services, actions, custom interfaces, QoS | `references/communication.md` | | Lifecycle nodes, component loading, composition | `references/lifecycle-components.md` | | Launch files, conditional logic, event handlers | `references/launch-system.md` | | tf2, URDF, xacro, robot_state_publisher | `references/tf2-urdf.md` | | ros2_control, hardware interfaces, controllers | `references/hardware-interface.md` | | Real-time constraints, PREEMPT_RT, memory, jitter | `references/realtime.md` | | Nav2, SLAM, costmaps, behavior trees | `references/navigation.md` | | MoveIt 2, planning scene, grasp pipelines | `references/manipulation.md` | | Camera, LiDAR, PCL, cv_bridge, depth processing | `references/perception.md` | | Sensor drivers, clock sync, LiDAR-camera extrinsics | `references/sensor-integration.md` | | Unit tests, integration tests, launch_testing, CI | `references/testing.md` | | ros2 doctor, tracing, profiling, rosbag2, CLI cheat sheet | `references/debugging.md` | | "Which install/config/publisher is actually running?" audits | `references/runtime-provenance.md` | | Faults crossing ROS and non-ROS layers (link, bridge, driver) | `references/system-diagnostics.md` | | Docker, cross-compile, fleet deployment, OTA | `references/deployment.md` | | System bringup, udev rules, boot sequence, watchdogs | `references/system-bringup.md` | | Gazebo, Isaac Sim, sim-to-real, use_sim_time | `references/simulation.md` | | SROS2, DDS security, certificates, supply chain | `references/security.md` | | E-stop, safety chains, command arbitration | `references/safety-estop.md` | | micro-ROS, MCU/RTOS, XRCE-DDS, rclc | `references/micro-ros.md` | | Multi-robot fleet, Open-RMF, DDS discovery scale | `references/multi-robot.md` | | Message types, units, covariance, frame conventions | `references/message-types.md` | | ROS 1 migration, ros1_bridge, hybrid operation | `references/migration-ros1.md` | **Cross-cutting concerns:** Security, error handling, and QoS are not isolated to single reference files — use your judgment and apply them whenever the data path crosses a trust boundary, a node owns hardware, or communication reliability matters. ## Core engineering principles These apply to every ROS 2 artifact you produce, regardless of domain. ### 1. Distro awareness <!-- LAST_UPDATED: 2026-07-15 — Review this table every 6 months or when a new distro is released. --> <!-- NEXT_REVIEW: 2027-01-15 --> > **Staleness warning:** The table below was last verified on **2026-07-15**. > If the current date is more than 6 months past that, re-verify EOL dates and > feature support against https://docs.ros.org/en/rolling/Releases.html before > relying on this table. When you update it, change both `LAST_UPDATED` and > `NEXT_REVIEW` comments above. Detect the distro before generating code — do not ask first, and do not assume the newest release. Work down this ladder and stop at the first answer: 1. **Active shell:** `echo $ROS_DISTRO` — the distro currently sourced. `ls /opt/ros/` is *inventory evidence* (what is installed), never an automatic selection. 2. **Workspace pin:** Dockerfile `FROM ros:<distro>`, CI matrix, `.repos` branch names — what the workspace intends to build and deploy against. (`package.xml` usually shows dependencies without naming a distro.) 3. **Installed versions:** `ros2 pkg xml <pkg>`, `dpkg-query -W 'ros-*'` (Principle 11) — this also settles behavior the distro label does not. 4. **Ask the user** when the workspace holds no evidence. 5. **Greenfield only:** default to the latest LTS. **Conflict rule.** When active-shell evidence disagrees with the workspace pin, report both and select neither silently. Prefer the workspace's explicit build/deployment pin for guidance about the repository, and treat the shell mismatch as an environment defect to resolve. Never resolve an *existing* workspace to the newest LTS: that pulls API the installed stack does not have. Key differences: | Feature | Humble (LTS) | Jazzy (LTS) | Kilted (non-LTS) | Lyrical (LTS) | Rolling | |---------------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------| | EOL | May 2027 | May 2029 | Dec 2026 | May 2031 | Rolling | | Ubuntu | 22.04 | 24.04 | 24.04 | 26.04 | Latest | | Default DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | Fast DDS | | Zenoh support | — | — | Tier 1 | Tier 1 | Tier 1 | | Type description support | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Service introspection | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | EventsExecutor | No | Experimental | Experimental (+ rclpy port) | EventsCBGExecutor (non-experimental, rclcpp) | Verify installed rclcpp | | Default bag format | sqlite3 | MCAP | MCAP | MCAP | MCAP | | ros2_control interface | 2.x | 4.x | 5.x | 6.x (verify installed) | Latest | | CMake recommendation | ament_target_deps | either | target_link_libs | target_link_libs | target_link_libs | Foxy (EOL June 2023, Ubuntu 20.04, ros2_control not bundled) is a migration reference only — see the migration notes below. The pre-Lyrical `EventsExecutor` lives in the `rclcpp::experimental` namespace on every release that ships it; Lyrical adds the separate, non-experimental `rclcpp::executors::EventsCBGExecutor`. For a greenfield project with no constraint, the latest LTS is **Lyrical Luth** (Ubuntu 26.04); use **Jazzy** when the target platform is Ubuntu 24.04. Pin the exact distro in Dockerfile, CI, and documentation so builds are reproducible. ### 2. C++ vs Python decision Choose the language from measured latency, jitter, allocation, library, and operational requirements — not from a frequency threshold alone. **rclcpp (C++)** is generally appropriate for hardware drivers, controller plugins, allocation-sensitive paths, and tight latency or jitter budgets. **rclpy (Python)** is generally appropriate for orchestration, monitoring, parameter management, rapid prototyping, and Python-native frameworks. Measure the target workload before treating either language as mandatory. **Mixed stacks are normal.** A typical robot has C++ drivers/controllers and Python orchestration/monitoring. Note: `component_container` (composition) only loads C++ components via pluginlib. Python nodes run as separate processes and communicate over intra-host DDS — **not zero-overhead by default**: the standard inter-process transport pays serialization, copies, and transport bandwidth, and splitting work into another process does not by itself remove encoding costs. Copy avoidance has three distinct mechanisms with different preconditions: (1) the rclcpp **intra-process** path (`use_intra_process_comms(true)`, same process) avoids copies only depending on publish ownership (`unique_ptr`), callback type, subscriber count, and QoS; (2) **loaned messages / vendor shared memory (SHM/PSMX)** are RMW- and vendor-dependent and can avoid some or all copies when their preconditions hold; (3) separate processes on the standard DDS transport get no copy avoidance — crossing processes without copies requires the vendor mechanisms in (2). Details: `references/nodes-executors.md`. ### 3. Package structure conventions Follow the standard layout — `package.xml` (format 3, explicit dependency tags), `config/params.yaml`, `launch/*.launch.py`, `src/` + `include/<pkg>/` for C++ or `<pkg>/` for Python, and `test/`. A dedicated `*_interfaces` package is usually preferable when interfaces are shared by multiple packages or must remain independent of implementation dependencies. Defining and using interfaces in one `ament_cmake` package is supported when that coupling is intentional. Full annotated layo
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