> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cyberwave.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Asset kits

> Reuse robots and accessories as a docked assembly

In **Catalog**, choose **Create kit**, name the kit, and select its workspace and
visibility. Choose a base asset, add accessories, and set each accessory's parent,
attachment link, offset in metres, and rotation. Save the kit.

Kits appear alongside assets with a **Kit** badge. Their detail pages link to each
component and show its usual detail tabs. Purchase and monthly prices total the
component prices; an unknown component price leaves the total unavailable.

**Use in environment** adds the components together with the saved docking layout.
You need access to every component and permission to add twins to the environment.
Editing a kit affects future deployments, not existing twins. Kits contain 2–50
individual assets and one base; nested kits are not supported.

```python theme={null}
kit = client.assets.create_kit(
    "Robot with camera",
    [
        {"key": "robot", "asset_uuid": robot_uuid},
        {"key": "camera", "asset_uuid": camera_uuid,
         "parent_key": "robot", "position": [0, 0, 0.25]},
    ],
    workspace_uuid=workspace_uuid,
)
twins = client.assets.instantiate_kit(kit["asset"]["uuid"], environment_uuid)
```

List parents before children. Omit the attachment link to use the parent's root.
Rotations use quaternions in `[w,x,y,z]` order. Use `client.assets.get_kit(uuid)`
and `client.assets.update_kit(...)` to inspect or replace a saved kit.
An update preserves the existing description and visibility when those arguments
are omitted.