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Direct IK align-then-descend grasping. The gripper pre-rotates to
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grasping-direct-ik
Direct-IK grasp: rotate the gripper to grasp orientation at a safe height above the target, then descend straight down, then close. No trajectory planner — works on platforms where CuRobo is not deployed, or in uncluttered scenes where planning is overkill.
Nothing here is written for one hand. The grasp rotation is composed by the
connector's robot.grasp_frame from the hand's measured approach and closing
axes, the fingertip floor and the hover clearance come from
robot.describe_gripper / robot.describe_workspace, so the same subgraph
grasps the same way on a hand that closes along tool-local x and on one that
closes along tool-local y.
When to use
- The
curobotool bundle is not deployed (no collision-aware planner available). - The scene is uncluttered enough that a straight-line approach is safe.
When NOT to use
- Cluttered scenes where the arm must thread between obstacles. Prefer
grasping-with-plannerif available.
Recommended subgraph state flow
The subgraph state machine the agent generates should look like (7 states):
open → compute_grasp → refine_grasp → compute_align → rotate_align → descend → close → grasped
(grasped is the success-marker noop from sg.add_exit("grasped"),
with an edge to END.)
State details:
-
open—type: tool,tool: "robot.open_gripper",inputs: { settle_steps: 40 }. -
compute_grasp—type: tool,tool: "geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates",inputs: { obb: Ref("in.target_obb") }. -
refine_grasp—type: script, filescripts/<sg>/refine_top_down_grasp.py(from this bundle'scanonical_scripts). Inputs:grasp_pose = Ref("compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0"),target_obb = Ref("in.target_obb"). Returnsgrasp_pose: the candidate with its rotation rebuilt so this hand's closing axis lies across the OBB's short horizontal axis (robot.describe_gripper+robot.grasp_frame(approach=-z, close_heading_deg)), and its Z raised to the fingertip floor (support_z + finger.reach_m + finger.clearance_m) when the hand states its finger envelope. Keep this state: the candidate fan is world-aligned and a thin object's centred grasp jams the jaws on the table without the floor. -
compute_align—type: script, filescripts/<sg>/compute_align_pose.py. Inputs:grasp_pose = Ref("refine_grasp.grasp_pose"),target_obb = Ref("in.target_obb"), optionallyclearance(a literal in metres). Returnsalign_poseat the grasp XY and rotation, withz = max(obb_top, grasp_z) + clearance. Omitclearance(or pass0) and the script asksrobot.describe_workspaceforalign_clearance_m— the hand's own envelope above the fingertips. Pin it (e.g.0.12) when the held object is what needs the room, such as a long tool that will hang below the fingertips on the way up. -
rotate_align—type: tool,tool: "robot.go_to_pose",inputs: { pose: Ref("compute_align.align_pose") }. -
descend—type: tool,tool: "robot.go_to_pose",inputs: { pose: Ref("refine_grasp.grasp_pose") }— the same posecompute_alignwas given, so hover and grasp share one rotation. -
close—type: tool,tool: "robot.close_gripper",inputs: { settle_steps: 60 }. Edge directly fromcloseto thegraspedsuccess marker; the subgraph'son_error: "failed"catches any raise from earlier steps. Whether the gripper actually closed on the object is checked by thetarget_heldpostcondition checkpoint (see## Checkpoints), NOT by a re-check-and-raise node (none such exists)."edges": [ ..., ["close", "grasped"], ["grasped", "END"] ], "conditional_edges": {}, "exit": { "router_field": null, "success_values": ["grasped"] }, "on_error": "failed"The lift onto a safe carry height is handled by the next
transporting-objectssubgraph (itswaypoint_movescript lifts before lateral motion); do NOT add a lift step here.
scripts/<sg>/plan_to_pose.py is the optional planned variant of a single
leg: it calls curobo.plan_to_pose from the observation's joint state to a
target pose and returns the trajectory (raising PlanningFailed when the
planner refuses) for a platform that deploys CuRobo as a fast single-pose IK
fallback without the goalset grasp planner.
Hard rules
- Use
geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates(returnscandidates: {poses: list[Se3Pose]}), notgeometry.top_down_grasp_from_obb(single bare pose). The refine and align-pose constructions assumecompute_grasp.candidates.poses.0exists. - The
align_posedescends straight down with the gripper pre-rotated. Do NOT skip thecompute_align+rotate_alignstates — a directrobot.go_to_poseto the grasp pose blends rotation and descent and twists the gripper against the object. descenduses the posecompute_alignwas given (refine_grasp.grasp_pose). Never descend to the raw candidate after hovering at the refined rotation.
Required end states
| End state | Meaning |
|---|---|
grasped | Gripper has closed on the object after the descend. Route to next subgraph (typically transporting-objects). |
failed | Any grasp-attempt failure: planning failure or trajectory execution error (a raise to on_error). Coordinator routes to abort. Lives only in on_error — never declare a failed node. |
See also
references/design_align_then_descend.md— why pre-rotate-then-descend beats blended rotate+descend.scripts/refine_top_down_grasp.py— the close-axis rotation and fingertip floor, read off the live hand.scripts/compute_align_pose.py— the canonical align-pose construction.scripts/plan_to_pose.py— the optional CuRobo single-pose leg.
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name: grasping-direct-ik
description: Direct IK align-then-descend grasping. The gripper pre-rotates to
the grasp orientation at a safe height ABOVE the target before descending
straight down, avoiding the twist-while-closing failure mode of a blended
rotate+descend. The grasp rotation is rebuilt so the hand's declared closing
axis (robot.describe_gripper, composed by robot.grasp_frame) closes across the
target's short horizontal axis, and the hover clearance is the hand's own
(robot.describe_workspace) unless the workflow pins it. Use when no
trajectory planner (curobo) is deployed or the scene is uncluttered enough
that a straight-line approach is safe.
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: requires gap>=0.1
metadata: {category: grasping, tags: [grasping, manipulation, direct-ik]}
gap:
requires: {connector: [robot.describe_workspace, robot.describe_gripper, robot.grasp_frame]}
allowed_tools:
- geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates
- robot.go_to_pose
- robot.open_gripper
- robot.close_gripper
- robot.describe_workspace
- robot.describe_gripper
- robot.grasp_frame
- curobo.plan_to_pose
exit_conditions:
grasped: Object held in the gripper after `close`.
failed: Any failure during the grasp attempt — planning failure or trajectory execution error (a raise to `on_error`). Coordinator routes to abort.
required_inputs:
target_obb: OrientedBoundingBox
hard_rules:
- >
Use `geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates` (returns
`candidates: {poses: list[Se3Pose]}`), NOT
`geometry.top_down_grasp_from_obb` (single bare pose). The downstream
refine / align-pose construction assumes `compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0`
exists.
- >
The `align_pose` descends straight down with the gripper pre-rotated.
DO NOT skip the `compute_align` + `rotate_align` states — a direct
go_to_pose to the grasp pose blends rotation and descent and twists the
gripper against the object.
- >
`descend` targets the SAME pose `compute_align` was given
(`refine_grasp.grasp_pose` when `refine_grasp` is present, else
`compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0`). Feeding `compute_align` one pose and
`descend` another re-introduces the twist the hover exists to avoid.
- >
Do NOT add a `verify_gripper_grasp` node — there is no such skill;
postcondition verification is a `validate=True` checkpoint. Express "the gripper is holding the target after close" as a
`validate=True` checkpoint (`target_held`). See `## Checkpoints` below.
canonical_scripts:
- compute_align_pose: scripts/compute_align_pose.py
- refine_top_down_grasp: scripts/refine_top_down_grasp.py
- plan_to_pose: scripts/plan_to_pose.py
references:
- title: Why pre-rotate-then-descend instead of blended rotate+descend?
path: references/design_align_then_descend.md
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---
name: grasping-direct-ik
description: Direct IK align-then-descend grasping. The gripper pre-rotates to
the grasp orientation at a safe height ABOVE the target before descending
straight down, avoiding the twist-while-closing failure mode of a blended
rotate+descend. The grasp rotation is rebuilt so the hand's declared closing
axis (robot.describe_gripper, composed by robot.grasp_frame) closes across the
target's short horizontal axis, and the hover clearance is the hand's own
(robot.describe_workspace) unless the workflow pins it. Use when no
trajectory planner (curobo) is deployed or the scene is uncluttered enough
that a straight-line approach is safe.
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: requires gap>=0.1
metadata: {category: grasping, tags: [grasping, manipulation, direct-ik]}
gap:
requires: {connector: [robot.describe_workspace, robot.describe_gripper, robot.grasp_frame]}
allowed_tools:
- geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates
- robot.go_to_pose
- robot.open_gripper
- robot.close_gripper
- robot.describe_workspace
- robot.describe_gripper
- robot.grasp_frame
- curobo.plan_to_pose
exit_conditions:
grasped: Object held in the gripper after `close`.
failed: Any failure during the grasp attempt — planning failure or trajectory execution error (a raise to `on_error`). Coordinator routes to abort.
required_inputs:
target_obb: OrientedBoundingBox
hard_rules:
- >
Use `geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates` (returns
`candidates: {poses: list[Se3Pose]}`), NOT
`geometry.top_down_grasp_from_obb` (single bare pose). The downstream
refine / align-pose construction assumes `compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0`
exists.
- >
The `align_pose` descends straight down with the gripper pre-rotated.
DO NOT skip the `compute_align` + `rotate_align` states — a direct
go_to_pose to the grasp pose blends rotation and descent and twists the
gripper against the object.
- >
`descend` targets the SAME pose `compute_align` was given
(`refine_grasp.grasp_pose` when `refine_grasp` is present, else
`compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0`). Feeding `compute_align` one pose and
`descend` another re-introduces the twist the hover exists to avoid.
- >
Do NOT add a `verify_gripper_grasp` node — there is no such skill;
postcondition verification is a `validate=True` checkpoint. Express "the gripper is holding the target after close" as a
`validate=True` checkpoint (`target_held`). See `## Checkpoints` below.
canonical_scripts:
- compute_align_pose: scripts/compute_align_pose.py
- refine_top_down_grasp: scripts/refine_top_down_grasp.py
- plan_to_pose: scripts/plan_to_pose.py
references:
- title: Why pre-rotate-then-descend instead of blended rotate+descend?
path: references/design_align_then_descend.md
streaming: false
---
# grasping-direct-ik
Direct-IK grasp: rotate the gripper to grasp orientation at a safe height
above the target, then descend straight down, then close. No trajectory
planner — works on platforms where CuRobo is not deployed, or in
uncluttered scenes where planning is overkill.
Nothing here is written for one hand. The grasp rotation is composed by the
connector's `robot.grasp_frame` from the hand's measured approach and closing
axes, the fingertip floor and the hover clearance come from
`robot.describe_gripper` / `robot.describe_workspace`, so the same subgraph
grasps the same way on a hand that closes along tool-local x and on one that
closes along tool-local y.
## When to use
- The `curobo` tool bundle is not deployed (no collision-aware planner
available).
- The scene is uncluttered enough that a straight-line approach is safe.
## When NOT to use
- Cluttered scenes where the arm must thread between obstacles. Prefer
`grasping-with-planner` if available.
## Recommended subgraph state flow
The subgraph state machine the agent generates should look like (7 states):
```text
open → compute_grasp → refine_grasp → compute_align → rotate_align → descend → close → grasped
```
(`grasped` is the success-marker `noop` from `sg.add_exit("grasped")`,
with an edge to `END`.)
State details:
1. **`open`** — `type: tool`, `tool: "robot.open_gripper"`, `inputs: { settle_steps: 40 }`.
2. **`compute_grasp`** — `type: tool`, `tool: "geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates"`,
`inputs: { obb: Ref("in.target_obb") }`.
3. **`refine_grasp`** — `type: script`, file
`scripts/<sg>/refine_top_down_grasp.py` (from this bundle's
`canonical_scripts`). Inputs:
`grasp_pose = Ref("compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0")`,
`target_obb = Ref("in.target_obb")`. Returns `grasp_pose`: the candidate
with its rotation rebuilt so this hand's closing axis lies across the
OBB's short horizontal axis (`robot.describe_gripper` +
`robot.grasp_frame(approach=-z, close_heading_deg)`), and its Z raised to
the fingertip floor (`support_z + finger.reach_m + finger.clearance_m`)
when the hand states its finger envelope. Keep this state: the candidate
fan is world-aligned and a thin object's centred grasp jams the jaws on
the table without the floor.
4. **`compute_align`** — `type: script`, file
`scripts/<sg>/compute_align_pose.py`. Inputs:
`grasp_pose = Ref("refine_grasp.grasp_pose")`,
`target_obb = Ref("in.target_obb")`, optionally `clearance` (a literal in
metres). Returns `align_pose` at the grasp XY and rotation, with
`z = max(obb_top, grasp_z) + clearance`. Omit `clearance` (or pass `0`)
and the script asks `robot.describe_workspace` for `align_clearance_m` —
the hand's own envelope above the fingertips. Pin it (e.g. `0.12`) when
the *held* object is what needs the room, such as a long tool that will
hang below the fingertips on the way up.
5. **`rotate_align`** — `type: tool`, `tool: "robot.go_to_pose"`,
`inputs: { pose: Ref("compute_align.align_pose") }`.
6. **`descend`** — `type: tool`, `tool: "robot.go_to_pose"`,
`inputs: { pose: Ref("refine_grasp.grasp_pose") }` — the same pose
`compute_align` was given, so hover and grasp share one rotation.
7. **`close`** — `type: tool`, `tool: "robot.close_gripper"`, `inputs: { settle_steps: 60 }`.
Edge directly from `close` to the `grasped` success marker; the
subgraph's `on_error: "failed"` catches any raise from earlier steps.
Whether the gripper actually closed on the object is checked by the
`target_held` postcondition checkpoint (see `## Checkpoints`), NOT by
a re-check-and-raise node (none such exists).
```json
"edges": [ ..., ["close", "grasped"], ["grasped", "END"] ],
"conditional_edges": {},
"exit": { "router_field": null, "success_values": ["grasped"] },
"on_error": "failed"
```
The lift onto a safe carry height is handled by the next
`transporting-objects` subgraph (its `waypoint_move` script lifts before
lateral motion); do NOT add a lift step here.
`scripts/<sg>/plan_to_pose.py` is the optional planned variant of a single
leg: it calls `curobo.plan_to_pose` from the observation's joint state to a
target pose and returns the `trajectory` (raising `PlanningFailed` when the
planner refuses) for a platform that deploys CuRobo as a fast single-pose IK
fallback without the goalset grasp planner.
## Hard rules
1. Use `geometry.top_down_grasp_candidates` (returns
`candidates: {poses: list[Se3Pose]}`), not
`geometry.top_down_grasp_from_obb` (single bare pose). The refine and
align-pose constructions assume `compute_grasp.candidates.poses.0` exists.
2. The `align_pose` descends straight down with the gripper pre-rotated.
Do NOT skip the `compute_align` + `rotate_align` states — a direct
`robot.go_to_pose` to the grasp pose blends rotation and descent and
twists the gripper against the object.
3. `descend` uses the pose `compute_align` was given (`refine_grasp.grasp_pose`).
Never descend to the raw candidate after hovering at the refined rotation.
## Required end states
| End state | Meaning |
|---|---|
| `grasped` | Gripper has closed on the object after the descend. Route to next subgraph (typically `transporting-objects`). |
| `failed` | Any grasp-attempt failure: planning failure or trajectory execution error (a raise to `on_error`). Coordinator routes to abort. Lives only in `on_error` — never declare a `failed` node. |
## See also
- `references/design_align_then_descend.md` — why pre-rotate-then-descend
beats blended rotate+descend.
- `scripts/refine_top_down_grasp.py` — the close-axis rotation and fingertip
floor, read off the live hand.
- `scripts/compute_align_pose.py` — the canonical align-pose construction.
- `scripts/plan_to_pose.py` — the optional CuRobo single-pose leg.
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