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bsln
Python SDK and CLI for Baseline Robotics stations. Run your policy on a real robot, then download the recording.
Install
uv add bsln==0.0.1a33
Requires Python 3.10 to 3.14. Add the viz extra (bsln[viz]) for the 3D viewer.
This is an alpha release. If you already have live access, keep your approved client until Baseline Robotics confirms the upgrade.
Quickstart
Create an API key on Baseline Platform, then log in and list the stations:
bsln login
bsln list station
The same from Python:
from bsln.sdk import Client
with Client() as client: # uses the token that `bsln login` saved
for station in client.stations():
print(station["id"], station["status"])
Documentation
Guides and the API reference: docs.baseline-robotics.com
License
Apache-2.0
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