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physicalai-runtime-configuring-inference-pipeline is a skill for Claude Code, Codex from open-edge-platform/skills. It costs 68 tokens per session (611 once invoked), scanned A, original, Apache-2.0.

A configuration guide for arranging the stages around an AI inference model: input preparation, model execution, and output processing.

In plain words
What is it for?
Editing inference manifests, selecting preprocessors, postprocessors, and runners, and registering or instantiating components with type names or class paths.
Why use it?
It explains where to declare these stages and how to reference built-in or custom components without misconfiguring the pipeline.

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.agents/skills/physicalai-runtime-configuring-inference-pipeline/SKILL.md · 57 lines

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Configuring the Inference Pipeline

Pipeline order: observation → preprocessors → runner → postprocessors → action output. See docs/how-to/inference/configure-pre-post-processing.md.

Core code:

  • src/physicalai/inference/component_factory.pyComponentRegistry, instantiate_component, _MAX_COMPONENT_DEPTH.
  • src/physicalai/inference/model.py — builds processor chains from manifest specs.
  • Built-ins under preprocessors/ and postprocessors/; runners under runners/.

Workflow

  1. Read the manifest slice for preprocessors, postprocessors, and model.runner.

    • Done when: you know whether specs use type (registry short name) or class_path.
  2. Prefer type for built-ins registered in component_factory (e.g. normalize/denormalize patterns in docs).

  3. Use class_path + init_args for explicit classes:

    preprocessors:
      - class_path: physicalai.inference.preprocessors.StatsNormalizer
        init_args:
          artifact: stats.safetensors
    
    • Done when: init_args paths resolve relative to the export directory via resolve_artifact.
  4. Add a new built-in processor:

    • Implement subclass of Preprocessor / Postprocessor in the appropriate package.
    • Register a short type name in component_factory if manifest-friendly aliases are needed.
    • Add unit tests under tests/unit/inference/preprocessors/ or postprocessors/.
    • Done when: manifest using type or class_path instantiates in a minimal InferenceModel test.
  5. Nested components in init_args must stay within _MAX_COMPONENT_DEPTH; avoid cyclic specs.

Validation loop

uv run pytest tests/unit/inference/preprocessors tests/unit/inference/postprocessors tests/unit/inference/test_manifest.py -q

Required checks

  • Processor order matches training/export semantics (normalization before runner, denormalization after).
  • Artifact file names in manifests do not traverse paths (.., absolute paths).
  • New public processors appear in docs/reference/inference-api.md or how-to docs when user-visible.
  • Runner choice (SinglePass, chunking runners) stays consistent with predict_action_chunk vs select_action docs.

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