Quick Start =========== This section provides a hands-on introduction to reinforcement learning (RL) and OpenEnv through a series of interactive tutorials. Whether you're new to RL or looking to learn how OpenEnv simplifies building and deploying environments, these tutorials will guide you through the fundamentals. **What is OpenEnv?** OpenEnv is a collaborative effort between **Meta, Hugging Face, Unsloth, GPU Mode, Reflection**, and other industry leaders to standardize reinforcement learning environments. Our goal is to make environment creation as easy and standardized as model sharing on Hugging Face. Learning Path ------------- The tutorials are designed to be followed in sequence, building upon concepts from previous lessons: 1. **Introduction & Quick Start** - Understand what OpenEnv is, why it exists, and run your first environment. Includes a comparison with traditional solutions like OpenAI Gym. 2. **Using Environments** - Learn how to connect to environments (Hub, Docker, URL), create AI policies, and run evaluations. Work with different games and multi-player scenarios. 3. **Building & Sharing Environments** - Create your own custom environment from scratch, package it with Docker, and share it on Hugging Face Hub. 4. **Packaging & Deploying** - The complete reference guide for creating, packaging, and deploying custom environments with the ``openenv`` CLI. 5. **Contributing to Hugging Face** - Publish, fork, and contribute to environments hosted as Hugging Face Spaces. **No GPU Required!** All five tutorials run without a GPU. For GPU-intensive training workflows, see the :doc:`RL Training Tutorial ` in the Tutorials section. Prerequisites ------------- Before starting, ensure you have: - Basic Python programming knowledge - Python 3.11+ installed - Docker (optional, for container-based deployment) Running the Tutorials --------------------- You can run these tutorials locally: .. code-block:: bash # Install OpenEnv pip install openenv-core # Run the Python scripts python plot_01_introduction_quickstart.py Or view them directly in the documentation with full code output below. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 :caption: Quick Start plot_01_introduction_quickstart plot_02_using_environments plot_03_building_environments environment-builder contributing-envs