> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials.md).

# Tutorials

- [Hello World](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/hello-world.md)
- [Basic Examples](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/basic-examples.md)
- [Deploy an AI Agent](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/deploy-an-ai-agent.md): This guide explains how to deploy and integrate Large Language Models with your Hackerbot system. We'll use Google's Gemini API in this example, but the steps apply similarly to other APIs as well
- [Teleoperation](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/teleoperation.md): Operating the robot via keyboard is a great way to understand its capabilities. Hackerbot provides teleop scripts based on your model.
- [Run YOLOv11 on the RPI5 CPU](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/run-yolov11-on-the-rpi5-cpu.md)
- [Utilizing AI Kit](https://hackerbot-industries.gitbook.io/documentation-hackerbot-industries/tutorials/utilizing-ai-kit.md): In this tutorial, we'll walk you through setting up your AI Kit and running example applications for object detection and human pose estimation using the Raspberry Pi 5 (RPi5).


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