embodiment_tag shown by inspection. A checkpoint with one complete embodiment needs no selection.
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Install and sign in
Create an environment and install servo-client:Sign in:Open the login link in a browser.
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servo whoami confirms the active account.2
Connect Hugging Face
Connect a Hugging Face account in Servo account settings before inspecting or importing a checkpoint, including public repositories.
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Enroll the robot
On the robot computer, enroll it with the name Enroll it; the command prints a code and waits for approval:An organization admin approves the printed code on your computer:The robot computer reports
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Enrolled robot robot-1. when it is ready.4
Inspect the checkpoint
Inspect the Hugging Face repository you want to serve:This example uses the repository’s The tag is part of the checkpoint’s own GR00T configuration. Servo does not define a separate embodiment enum. Omit the option when inspection reports a single complete configuration.
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main revision; for a reproducible deployment, use the same immutable commit ID in the inspect and deploy commands.Use the checkpoint’s reported image keys, dimensions, state and action shapes, and history offsets; if inspection lists embodiment_tag choices, select one exact upstream value with --checkpoint-option:your computer
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Deploy the checkpoint
Deploy the same repository and revision you inspected, passing the same option if the checkpoint requires a choice:For a checkpoint with multiple complete embodiments, pass the selected upstream tag:The first deployment imports and prepares the checkpoint. Later deployments of the imported model reuse that preparation.
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your computer
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Predict an action chunk
On the robot computer, download and run the shared sample, which builds arrays from the endpoint’s published input contract:Prediction returns actions; your application remains responsible for safety checks and sending commands to the robot.
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Stop the deployment
Stop the endpoint when you are done:
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