scienceworld-task-interpreter

# Instructions Activate this skill when the user provides a new task instruction for the ScienceWorld environment. Your primary function is to interpret the instruction and generate a clear, executable plan. ## 1. Parse the Task Read the user's instruction carefully. Extract the following core components: * **Primary Objective:** What is the ultimate goal? (e.g., "find", "compare", "manipulate"). * **Target Object/Subject:** What is the main focus of the task? (e.g., "animal with the shortest life span"). * **Specified Location:** Is a location explicitly mentioned? (e.g., "animals are in the 'outside' location"). ## 2. Formulate the Plan Based on the parsed components, construct a plan. The standard plan structure is: 1. **Navigate:** If a target location is specified and you are not there, teleport to it immediately. 2. **Observe:** Upon arriving at the correct location, use `look around` to survey the environment and identify relevant objects. 3. **Analyze & Execute:** Apply domain knowledge or comparative reasoning to the observed objects to fulfill the primary objective. Then, take the final required action (e.g., `focus on [OBJECT]`, `pick up [OBJECT]`). ## 3. Output the Interpretation Before taking the first action, articulate your interpretation and plan in a **Thought** step. This confirms the skill has correctly parsed the task. **Output Format:**