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15 added, 11 removed. Audit A to A.
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name: scienceworld-conditional-focus-executor
- description: Executes a 'focus' action on a specific object based on the outcome of a prior conditional evaluation. It should be triggered when task instructions specify focusing on different objects (e.g., different colored boxes) depending on a measurement result. The skill takes the conditional outcome as input and performs the corresponding focus action.
+ description: Executes a 'focus on OBJ' action on a specific object based on the outcome of a prior conditional evaluation. Use when you have a measurement result and task instructions specify focusing on different objects (e.g., colored boxes) depending on whether the result meets a threshold.
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# Conditional Focus Executor
- ## Purpose
- This skill automates the final step in a conditional measurement task within the ScienceWorld environment. After obtaining a measurement result (e.g., a temperature reading), you must focus on a specific object (e.g., a colored box) based on whether the result meets a defined threshold.
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## When to Use
- Use this skill **only** when:
- 1. You have completed a measurement (e.g., temperature, pH, mass).
- 2. The task instructions explicitly state a conditional rule (e.g., "If result > X, focus on A; if result < X, focus on B").
- 3. You have already determined the conditional outcome (True/False or the specific branch).
+ Use after completing a measurement (temperature, pH, mass) when the task specifies a conditional rule like "If result > X, focus on A; otherwise, focus on B."
- ## Input Required
- Before executing, you **must** have determined the correct conditional branch. The skill requires this as a clear decision.
+ ## Procedure
+ 1. **Evaluate the condition** against your measurement result.
+ 2. **Determine the target object** based on which branch is true.
+ 3. **Execute:** `focus on <TARGET_OBJECT>`
+ 4. **Verify:** Confirm the focus action succeeded before proceeding.
- **Required Input Format:**
+ If the focus action fails (e.g., object not found), use `look around` to verify the target object name matches exactly.
+
+ ## Example
+ **Task:** "If the temperature of the substance is above 50C, focus on the red box. Otherwise, focus on the blue box."
+ 1. Measurement result: 63C
+ 2. Evaluation: 63 > 50 is true → target is red box
+ 3. Execute: `focus on red box`
+ 4. Observation: "You focus on the red box." → task complete.