alfworld-appliance-preparer — Подготовка бытовых приборов к использованию

--- name: alfworld-appliance-preparer description: This skill prepares an appliance (like a microwave, oven, or toaster) for use by ensuring it is in the correct open/closed state. Trigger this when the agent needs to use an appliance for heating, cooling, or cooking and must first open or close it. It takes an appliance identifier as input and outputs a confirmation that the appliance is ready. --- # Instructions ## Goal Prepare a specified household appliance for immediate use by ensuring it is in the correct open or closed state. This is a prerequisite step before performing actions like `heat`, `cool`, or `toggle` with the appliance. ## Input - **appliance_identifier**: The name of the appliance to prepare (e.g., `microwave 1`, `toaster 1`, `fridge 1`). ## Core Logic 1. **Navigate to the Appliance**: First, go to the location of the target appliance. 2. **Check State & Prepare**: Determine if the appliance needs to be opened or closed based on the intended subsequent action. The standard rule is: * For appliances used to contain items for processing (e.g., microwave, oven, fridge), they typically need to be **open** to receive the item. * Use the `open {appliance}` or `close {appliance}` action as needed. 3. **Confirm Readiness**: The skill is complete when the appliance is in the correct state, confirmed by an observation from the environment (e.g., "The microwave 1 is open."). ## Important Considerations - **State Awareness**: Always observe the environment's feedback after each action (e.g., "The microwave 1 is closed."). Do not assume the state. - **Error Handling**: If the action fails (environment outputs "Nothing happened"), the appliance may already be in the desired state. Re-check the observation and proceed. - **Trajectory Insight**: Refer to the example in `references/trajectory_example.md` to see a practical application of this skill in the context of a larger task. ## Output A confirmation that the appliance is ready, typically in the form of the agent's `Thought` summarizing the prepared state and the environment's observation.