scienceworld-liquid-pourer
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npx mdskill add zjunlp/SkillNet/scienceworld-liquid-pourerPour liquids between containers to prepare for mixing or processing.
- Enables combining multiple substances into a single vessel.
- Requires identifying source and target containers via look around.
- Executes transfer using pour OBJ into OBJ command syntax.
- Confirms success by visually inspecting the target container.
SKILL.md
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--- name: scienceworld-liquid-pourer description: Transfers the contents of a source liquid container into a target container for mixing or preparation. Use this skill when you need to combine multiple substances (such as paints or chemicals) into a single vessel, or when a liquid must be moved from one container to another before processing. --- # Skill: Liquid Pourer ## Purpose Transfer a liquid from a source container to a target container, typically as a preparatory step for mixing or chemical combination. ## When to Use - Combining multiple liquids or substances into one vessel for mixing. - Moving a liquid to a more suitable container before heating or processing. - Preparing ingredients for a recipe that requires pouring. ## Core Workflow 1. **Identify Containers:** Use `look around` to locate the source container (with the liquid) and the target container (destination vessel). 2. **Perform Transfer:** `pour OBJ into OBJ` with precise object identifiers. 3. **Verify:** `look at OBJ` on the target container to confirm the transfer succeeded. ## Key Actions | Action | Purpose | |--------|---------| | `look around` | Locate source and target containers | | `pour OBJ into OBJ` | Transfer liquid contents | | `look at OBJ` | Verify transfer success | | `mix OBJ` | Combine contents (separate skill, used after pouring) | ## Example **Task:** Create orange paint by mixing red and yellow paint. 1. `look around` — find `wood cup (containing red paint)`, `wood cup (containing yellow paint)`, and `jug` 2. `pour wood cup (containing red paint) into jug` 3. `pour wood cup (containing yellow paint) into jug` 4. `mix jug` — produces orange paint ## Important Notes * Object identifiers must be precise (e.g., `wood cup (containing red paint)`). Use `look around` or `examine` to confirm exact names. * Ensure the target container can receive the substance without contamination. * Pouring only transfers contents — use `mix` as a separate step to combine them.
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