scienceworld-object-placer · diff
git:20260307.388baa3 to git:20260316.1c3faca
25 added, 23 removed. Audit A to A.
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name: scienceworld-object-placer
- description: Moves a specified object from the environment or inventory into a target container based on a classification decision. It should be triggered when a task requires sorting or storing an object in a specific location after an assessment.
+ description: Moves a specified object from the environment or inventory into a target container based on a classification decision. Use this skill when a task requires sorting or storing an object in a specific location after an assessment (e.g., placing a conductive object in the blue box or a non-conductive object in the orange box).
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- # Instructions
+ # Skill: Object Placer
- This skill orchestrates the final step of a conditional workflow: moving an object to a designated container after its properties have been assessed.
+ ## Purpose
+ Move an object into the correct container based on a prior classification or assessment result. This is the final step in conditional sorting workflows.
- ## When to Use
- Use this skill when the primary task involves:
- 1. **Classifying an object** (e.g., testing for conductivity, checking material type, verifying a state).
- 2. **Conditionally placing the object** based on the classification result (e.g., "if property X, place in Container A; else, place in Container B").
+ ## Core Workflow
+ 1. **Confirm Assessment Result:** Know which container corresponds to which classification (e.g., "blue box" = conductive, "orange box" = non-conductive).
+ 2. **Acquire Object (if needed):** `pick up OBJ` if the target is not already in inventory.
+ 3. **Execute Placement:** `move OBJ to OBJ` — place the object in the correct container.
+ 4. **Verify Placement:** `look at <CONTAINER>` to confirm the object is now inside.
- ## Core Action
- The skill's primary action is `move OBJ to OBJ`. Ensure the target object is identified and the correct destination container is selected based on the prior assessment.
+ ## Key Actions
+ | Action | Purpose |
+ |--------|---------|
+ | `pick up OBJ` | Acquire object if not in inventory |
+ | `move OBJ to OBJ` | Place object into destination container |
+ | `look at OBJ` | Verify placement succeeded |
- ## Prerequisites
- Before executing this skill, the following must be true:
- * The target object has been located and is accessible (in the environment or inventory).
- * The classification test or assessment has been completed.
- * The result of the assessment is known and the corresponding destination container has been identified.
+ ## Example
+ **Task:** "Determine if metal pot is electrically conductive. If conductive, place in the blue box. If nonconductive, place in the orange box."
- ## Execution Flow
- 1. **Confirm Context:** Verify the assessment result and the identity of the destination container (e.g., "blue box" for conductive, "orange box" for non-conductive).
- 2. **Acquire Object:** If the target object is not already in your inventory, use `pick up OBJ` to acquire it.
- 3. **Execute Placement:** Use the `move OBJ to OBJ` action to transfer the object to the correct container.
- 4. **Verify:** Optionally, look at the container to confirm the object was placed inside.
+ 1. Assessment complete: circuit test confirmed metal pot is conductive.
+ 2. `pick up metal pot` (if not already held)
+ 3. `move metal pot to blue box`
+ 4. `look at blue box` — confirms: "In the blue box is: a metal pot"
- ## Example from Trajectory
- * **Task:** "Determine if metal pot is electrically conductive. If conductive, place it in the blue box. If nonconductive, place it in the orange box."
- * **Assessment:** A circuit test confirmed the metal pot was conductive.
- * **Skill Execution:** `move metal pot to blue box`
+ ## Important Notes
+ * The classification or assessment must be completed before invoking this skill.
+ * Always verify placement with `look at` — do not assume success.
+ * Container names vary per task (blue box, orange box, etc.) — match them to the task instructions.