Stretch Docs

Overview
Looking to learn about Stretch 4? You've come to the right place.
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The Stretch Docs Agent (via GitBook) can answer questions about the documentation.
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Coding Agent Integration
Simply point your AI agent to the llms-full.txt URL or configure your local environment to reference it so your AI can code with full knowledge of our system parameters, hardware subsystems, and API layers.:
Curated Layout Index:
[https://docs.hello-robot.com/llms.txt](https://docs.hello-robot.com/llms.txt)Full Content Bundle (Recommended for RAG/Context):
[https://docs.hello-robot.com/llms-full.txt](https://docs.hello-robot.com/llms-full.txt)
Other Resources
The Stretch 4 documentation is spread across numerous Git repositories. This Stretch Docs site provides an organized view of this information. In addition, you can learn more at these resources:
Hello RobotStretch User ForumGitHub Repos
This site is still under development. If you don't see what you need, email us at support@hello-robot.com.
Getting Started

General Use
Unboxing your new Stretch
How to keep your battery charged and healthy
How to re-pack your Stretch for return shipping or transporting in a car.
How to develop on Stretch remotely
Configuring the Stretch LAN, etc
Sensor Basics
How to access the RGB cameras
How to access the dual 3D Lidars
How to access the base laser-line sensor array
Motion Basics
How to program simple joint motions
Common CLI tools for joint motion
Ways to adjust the motion characteristics
Teleoperation
Telop via the mobile phone controller
Teleop via the gamepad controller
Teleop via the puppet controller
Common Tasks
How to change the end-of-arm tool
How to log status data from the server
Understanding the base frames
How to manage the robot model
Working with ArUCo IDs
Demos and Tutorials
We are still developing exciting new demos and tutorials for Stretch 4. Check back periodically for new documentation.


Explore the Open Source Software Stack
The Stretch 4 software is organized into a multi-layered stack designed to transition seamlessly from low-level hardware control to high-level autonomous behaviors.
The Hello Robot GitHub page provide an overview of the key repositories. Each repository is intended to be self-documenting through its internal README.md and other Markdown files.
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