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---
name: symbolic-tasks
description: "Guides CPU-only BDDL activity discovery, problem parsing, initial
and goal condition inspection, symbolic scope construction, grounding,
callback-based evaluation, natural-language rendering, and safe syntax
validation. Use for BDDL activities, behavior task definitions, .bddl
problems, predicates, object scope, or activity lists."
disable-model-invocation: true
metadata:
disco-role: operating
license: NO_LICENSE
---
# Symbolic Tasks
Use this sub-skill for symbolic BDDL work that needs only the `bddl` Python
package and packaged activity/domain data.
## Route
1. Confirm the package before inspecting definitions:
```bash
python -m pip install "bddl==3.7.0"
python -c "from importlib.metadata import version; import bddl; print(version('bddl'))"
```
2. For a read-only packaged activity inspection, run:
```bash
python sub-skills/symbolic-tasks/scripts/inspect_bddl_activity.py --activity <activity> --instance 0 --domain behavior-1k
```
Omit `--activity` to list packaged activities. Add `--natural-language` for
readable conditions or `--tokens` for the raw nested token tree.
3. Read [API reference](references/api-reference.md) before constructing parsed
conditions, scopes, compiled expressions, grounded options, evaluation
callbacks, or BDDL text.
4. Read [troubleshooting](references/troubleshooting.md) when activity lookup,
packaged files, syntax, predicates, scope, grounding, or evaluation fails.
## Boundaries
- This route covers symbolic parsing, representation, inspection, compilation,
grounding, and callback-driven Boolean evaluation on CPU.
- It does **not** launch a simulator, populate physical scenes, execute robot
behavior, provide object-state implementations, or establish that a symbolic
task is physically feasible.
- Route object taxonomy, synset abilities, generated object metadata, and
knowledge-base model questions to the sibling
[knowledge-base sub-skill](../knowledge-base/SKILL.md). Return here after
obtaining the object categories or metadata needed for a symbolic condition.
- Do not import OmniGibson or Isaac Sim for these workflows.