autonomy-toolkit is a simple wrapper around docker compose with some minor features which enhance the usability across multiple users and operating systems. The initial design goal was to aid in development of robotics projects that involve autonomy (hence the name), however it has since reduced in scale and is just a wrapper of docker compose.
The autonomy-toolkit package is under active development by the Simulation Based Engineering Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Please see the official documentation (or on github) for more details.
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