xvla-libero

Execute Vision-Language-Action policies for robot manipulation on the LIBERO benchmark.

Updated Jul 5, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/bensonlee5/openral --skill xvla-libero
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Skill: xvla-libero
Source: https://github.com/bensonlee5/openral/tree/main/rskills/xvla-libero
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bensonlee5/openral --skill xvla-libero

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This rSkill addresses the challenge of executing Vision-Language-Action policies, particularly on the LIBERO benchmark, providing a robust solution for robot manipulation tasks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Vision-Language-Action: Executes tasks based on natural language instructions combined with visual inputs.
  • LIBERO Benchmark Compatibility: Tailored for the LIBERO benchmark, enabling real-world manipulation scenarios.
  • Franka Panda Embodiment: Designed for Franka Panda robots, offering a practical application in robotics.
  • Pydantic Contracts: Ensures type safety and validation at each layer of the OpenRAL architecture.

Quick Start

To install the xvla-libero rSkill, run the following command:

openral rskill install OpenRAL/rskill-xvla-libero

Frequently Asked Questions about xvla-libero

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I execute Vision-Language-Action policies on the LIBERO benchmark?

To execute Vision-Language-Action policies on the LIBERO benchmark, install the xvla-libero rSkill via OpenRAL to run robot manipulation tasks driven by natural language and visual inputs.

What is a Vision-Language-Action model for robot manipulation?

A Vision-Language-Action model for robot manipulation executes robotic movements by processing natural language instructions alongside visual inputs, enabling automated task completion on benchmarks like LIBERO.

Can I use Vision-Language-Action policies with a Franka Panda robot?

Yes, you can use Vision-Language-Action policies with a Franka Panda robot. This rSkill is specifically designed for the Franka Panda embodiment to execute practical manipulation tasks.

Do I need Pydantic to run robot manipulation tasks in the OpenRAL runtime?

Yes, Pydantic is required to run robot manipulation tasks in the OpenRAL runtime. It ensures type safety and validation at each layer of the OpenRAL architecture during policy execution.

What is the best way to integrate xVLA policies for LIBERO benchmark tasks?

The best way to integrate xVLA policies for LIBERO benchmark tasks is using the OpenRAL runtime environment. Install the dedicated rSkill via command line to handle execution and Pydantic validation.

How do I install an OpenRAL rSkill for Vision-Language-Action execution?

To install an OpenRAL rSkill for Vision-Language-Action execution, run the command 'openral rskill install OpenRAL/rskill-xvla-libero' in your terminal to set up the LIBERO manipulation environment.