scienceworld-growth-focuser

name	scienceworld-growth-focuser
description	Use when you have planted a seed or need to track a plant's growth stage (sprouting, flowering, reproduction). Applies the 'focus on' action to a specific plant or biological entity to signal intent and monitor its development. Trigger after planting or when you need to observe life cycle progression in the ScienceWorld environment.

Skill: Growth Focuser

Purpose

Apply the focus on action to a specific biological entity (e.g., a planted seed or growing plant) to signal your intent to monitor its development. This action is often a prerequisite for the environment to process growth stages or trigger life cycle progression events.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

1. After Planting: You have just placed a seed or seedling into a suitable growth medium (e.g., soil with water).
2. Stage Monitoring: You need to check or trigger a progression in the plant's life cycle (e.g., from seed to sprout, sprout to mature plant, flowering, or reproduction).
3. Intent Signaling: The task requires you to explicitly indicate which entity you are observing or nurturing.

Core Instruction

1. Identify the Target: Locate the specific plant or seed you intend to focus on. Ensure it is in a valid state for growth (e.g., planted in soil with water).
2. Execute Focus: Use the action: focus on <PLANT_OBJECT> [in <CONTAINER>].
   • Replace <PLANT_OBJECT> with the exact name of the biological entity (e.g., avocado seed).
   • Use the optional [in <CONTAINER>] clause if the object is inside another object (e.g., avocado seed in flower pot 1). This is crucial for disambiguation.
3. Confirm & Wait: Upon successful focus, you will receive a confirmation. Biological growth requires time. Use wait actions strategically after focusing to allow the simulated environment to process development stages.

Key Considerations

• Disambiguation: If multiple identical objects exist, the environment may prompt you to choose. Always specify the container (e.g., in flower pot 1) to avoid this.
• Prerequisites: The focus on action typically follows preparatory steps like teleport to <location>, pick up <item>, and move <seed> to <pot>.
• Patience is Required: Growth is not instantaneous. The focus on action signals intent, but you must follow it with wait actions to observe results.

Example

Scenario: You need to grow an avocado plant from seed to maturity.

1. You have already moved avocado seed into flower pot 1 which contains soil and water.
2. Run focus on avocado seed in flower pot 1 — output: "You focus on the avocado seed."
3. Run wait — the environment processes one time step.
4. Run focus on avocado seed in flower pot 1 again — output may now show: "avocado sprout" indicating growth progression.
5. Continue alternating focus on and wait until the plant reaches the desired life stage (sprout, mature plant, flowering, reproduction).

Note: Always include the in <CONTAINER> clause when multiple pots or seeds exist to avoid disambiguation prompts.

Quick Reference

Trigger Condition: Seed/Plant is in a growth-ready state. Primary Action: focus on <PLANT_OBJECT> [in <CONTAINER>] Next Steps: Use wait to allow time for growth progression.