alfworld-storage-explorer

# Skill: Storage Explorer ## When to Use Activate this skill when: 1. You have an object that needs to be stored/placed. 2. The exact target receptacle is unspecified or ambiguous. 3. You need to validate if a potential receptacle is appropriate before placing the object. ## Core Strategy 1. **Prioritize Exploration**: When the target location is unclear, systematically check available storage receptacles. 2. **Inspect Before Placing**: Always open and examine a receptacle's contents before deciding to place your object there. 3. **Maintain Environment State**: Close receptacles after inspection unless you're placing the object inside. ## Execution Pattern Follow this decision flow: ### Phase 1: Initial Assessment - Identify all potential storage receptacles in the environment (drawers, cabinets, etc.) - If you already have the target object, proceed to Phase 2 - If you don't have the object, acquire it first (this skill focuses on storage exploration) ### Phase 2: Systematic Exploration For each candidate receptacle: 1. **Navigate** to the receptacle 2. **Open** it (if closed) 3. **Observe** its contents 4. **Evaluate** suitability based on: - Current contents (are similar objects stored here?) - Available space - Logical categorization 5. **Close** the receptacle (unless placing object there) ### Phase 3: Decision Making - If you find a clearly appropriate receptacle (e.g., contains similar objects), place your object there - If no receptacle is clearly appropriate, choose based on: - Empty receptacles first - Proximity to related objects/areas - Consistency with environment patterns ## Key Considerations - **Efficiency**: Don't explore receptacles that are clearly inappropriate (e.g., refrigerator for non-food items) - **Context Clues**: Look for environmental hints about storage organization - **Task Requirements**: Consider if the object needs special conditions (clean, cooled, heated) ## Error Handling - If "Nothing happened" when trying to open/close, the receptacle might be locked or broken - If unable to place object in a receptacle, try alternative locations - If all exploration fails, reconsider your understanding of "appropriate" storage ## Example **Task:** "Put a clean sponge in drawer." **Input:** Holding `sponge 1` (already cleaned). Target type: drawer. **Sequence:** 1. `go to drawer 1` → Observation: "You are at drawer 1." 2. `open drawer 1` → Observation: "You open the drawer 1. The drawer 1 is open. You see nothing." 3. `put sponge 1 in/on drawer 1` → Observation: "You put the sponge 1 in/on the drawer 1." **Output:** The sponge 1 has been stored in drawer 1. Task complete. ## Output Format Maintain the standard action format: