EmbodiedEvo lets coding agents build reusable robot skills in simulation
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Santiago (@svpino) says a coding agent such as the Codex CLI can control a simulated robot by writing and running Python code, check its results, and save reusable procedures as skills.
Santiago says those skills can transfer to a real robot in a different environment without retraining a model. He links to EmbodiedEvo, a project from Einsia AI that publishes the method, in which coding agents accumulate skills and lessons in a simulated playground. The project reports a 45.08 average score and 38.95% success, and ranks first on the RoboDojo leaderboard. These figures come from the project as cited in Santiago's post, not from an independent evaluation.
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Santiago@svpinoXCoding agents can control simulated robots and reuse learned skillsAISantiago (@svpino) says connecting a coding agent, such as the Codex CLI, lets it control a simulated robot by writing and running Python code. The agent checks results and saves reusable procedures as skills, which can transfer to a real robot in a different environment without retraining a model. The post links to EmbodiedEvo, a project from Einsia AI that reports a 45.08 average score and 38.95% success and ranks first on the RoboDojo leaderboard.
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