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office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "dimitys_office↔desk3", "dimitys_office↔cabinet3", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk3↔K31X", "desk3↔buzzer", "cabinet3↔apple2" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mob...
Find me object K31X.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(dimitys_office), access(desk3), pickup(K31X), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Find me a carrot.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(fridge), access(fridge), pickup(carrot), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "postdoc_bay1↔desk31", "postdoc_bay1↔desk32", "postdoc_bay2↔desk33", "postdoc_bay2↔desk34", "postdoc_bay3↔desk35", "postdoc_bay3↔desk36", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk35↔dorittos1", "desk35↔marker", ...
Find me anything purple in the postdoc bays.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(postdoc_bay1), access(desk31), access(desk32), goto(postdoc_bay2), access(desk33), access(desk34), goto(postdoc_bay3), access(desk35), access(desk36), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mob...
Find me a ripe banana.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), pickup(banana1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "robot_lounge2↔toolbox", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "toolbox↔screwdiver1" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [ { ...
Find me something that has a screwdriver in it.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(robot_lounge2), open(toolbox), access(toolbox), pickup(screwdiver1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "michaels_office↔desk6", "michaels_office↔cabinet6", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk6↔scissors", "cabinet6↔terminator_poster", "cabinet6↔stapler3" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", ...
One of the offices has a poster of the Terminator. Which one is it?
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(michaels_office), open(cabinet6), access(cabinet6), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "printing_zone2↔printer2", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "printer2↔document" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [ { ...
I printed a document but I don't know which printer has it. Find the document.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(printing_zone2), access(printer2), pickup(document), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "meeting_room3↔table1", "meeting_room3↔table6", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table1↔headphones" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "a...
I left my headphones in one of the meeting rooms. Locate them.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(meeting_room3), access(table1), pickup(headphones), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "phd_bay3↔desk19", "phd_bay3↔desk20", "phd_bay3↔desk21", "phd_bay3↔desk22", "phd_bay3↔desk23", "phd_bay3↔desk24", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk21↔drone1" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { ...
Find the PhD bay that has a drone in it.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(phd_bay3), access(desk21), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "agriculture_lab↔produce_container", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "produce_container↔kale_leaves1" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "ass...
Find the kale that is not in the kitchen.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(agriculture_lab), open(produce_container), access(produce_container), pickup(kale_leaves1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "tobis_office↔desk38", "filipes_office↔desk37", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk38↔pepsi", "desk37↔stapler2" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" ...
Find me an office that does not have a cabinet.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(tobis_office), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "nikos_office↔desk1", "nikos_office↔chair1", "nikos_office↔cabinet1", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk1↔coffee_mug" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_l...
Find me an office that contains a cabinet, a desk, and a chair.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(nikos_office), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "manipulation_lab↔table3", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table3↔book1", "table3↔gripper" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [...
Find a book that was left next to a robotic gripper.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(manipulation_lab), access(table3), pickup(book1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "filipes_office↔desk37", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk37↔stapler2" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [ { "aff...
Luis gave one of his neighbours a stapler. Find the stapler.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(peters_office), open(cabinet2), access(cabinet2), pickup(stapler), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "meeting_room2↔chair2", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [ { "affordances": [ "...
There is a meeting room with a chair but no table. Locate it.
task_Office_simple_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(meeting_room2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Find object J64M. J64M should be kept at below 0 degrees Celsius.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(fridge), access(fridge), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Find me something non vegetarian.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(fridge), access(fridge), pickup(chicken_kebab), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "robot_lounge2↔toolbox", "michaels_office↔desk6", "michaels_office↔cabinet6", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk6↔scissors", "cabinet6↔terminator_poster", "cabinet6↔stapler3", "lu...
Locate something sharp.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), pickup(knife), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "meeting_room4↔table2", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table2↔janga", "table2↔risk", "table2↔monopoly" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ...
Find the room where people are playing board games.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(meeting_room4), access(table2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "michaels_office↔desk6", "michaels_office↔cabinet6", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk6↔scissors", "cabinet6↔terminator_poster", "cabinet6↔stapler3" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", ...
Find an office of someone who is clearly a fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(michaels_office), access(cabinet6), open(cabinet6), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "postdoc_bay1↔desk31", "postdoc_bay1↔desk32", "postdoc_bay2↔desk33", "postdoc_bay2↔desk34", "postdoc_bay3↔desk35", "postdoc_bay3↔desk36", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk33↔frame3", "desk35↔dorittos1", ...
There is a postdoc that has a pet Husky. Find the desk that's most likely theirs.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(postdoc_bay3), access(desk35), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "phd_bay2↔desk13", "phd_bay2↔desk14", "phd_bay2↔desk15", "phd_bay2↔desk16", "phd_bay2↔desk17", "phd_bay2↔desk18", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk15↔complimentary_tshirt3", "desk18↔complimentary_tshirt4...
One of the PhD students was given more than one complimentary T-shirts. Find his desk.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(phd_bay2), access(desk18), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": null, "building": [ { "id": "Sayplan_office" } ...
Find me the office where a paper attachment device is inside an asset that is open.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(jasons_office), access(cabinet5), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabinet4↔apple1", "cabinet4↔undergrad_thesis1" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "...
There is an office which has a cabinet containing exactly 3 items in it. Locate the office.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(wills_office), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "peters_office↔cabinet2", "peters_office↔desk2", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabinet4↔apple1", "cabinet4↔undergrad_thesis1", "cabinet2↔a...
There is an office which has a cabinet containing a rotten apple. The cabinet name contains an even number. Locate the office.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(peters_office), open(cabinet2), access(cabinet2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Look for a carrot. The carrot is likely to be in a meeting room but I'm not sure.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(fridge), open(fridge), pickup(carrot), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": null, "building": [ { "id": "Sayplan_office" } ...
Find me a meeting room with a RealSense camera.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(meeting_room1), access(table5), goto(meeting_room2), access(chair2), goto(meeting_room3), access(table1), access(table6), goto(meeting_room4), access(table2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "postdoc_bay1↔desk31", "postdoc_bay1↔desk32", "admin↔shelf", "manipulation_lab↔table3", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table3↔book1", "table3↔gripper", "shelf↔fire_extinguisher2", "desk31↔fire_extinguisher...
Find the closest fire extinguisher to the manipulation lab.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(postdoc_bay1), access(desk31), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "meeting_room1↔chair3", "meeting_room1↔chair4", "meeting_room1↔chair5", "meeting_room1↔table5", "meeting_room2↔chair2", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", ...
Find me the closest meeting room to the kitchen.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(floor_A), goto(kitchen), goto(floor_A), goto(meeting_room3), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "tobis_office↔desk38", "filipes_office↔desk37", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk37↔stapler2", "desk38↔pepsi" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" ...
Either Filipe or Tobi has my headphones. Locate it.
task_Office_complex_search
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(meeting_room3), access(table1), pickup(headphones), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "jasons_office↔desk5", "jasons_office↔cabinet5", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk5↔monitor" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asse...
Close Jason's cabinet.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(jasons_office), access(cabinet5), close(cabinet5), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Refrigerate the orange left on the kitchen bench.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(kitchen_bench), pickup(orange1), open(fridge), access(fridge), release(orange1), close(fridge), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mob...
Take care of the dirty plate in the lunchroom.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), pickup(plate), goto(kitchen), open(dishwasher), access(dishwasher), release(plate), close(dishwasher), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "printing_zone2↔printer2", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabinet4↔apple1", "cabinet4↔undergrad_thesis1", "printer2↔document" ], "nodes": {...
Place the printed document on Will's desk.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(printing_zone2), access(printer2), pickup(document), goto(wills_office), access(desk4), release(document), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "peters_office↔cabinet2", "peters_office↔desk2", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitc...
Peter is working hard at his desk. Get him a healthy snack.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), pickup(banana1), goto(peters_office), access(desk2), release(banana1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "peters_office↔cabinet2", "peters_office↔desk2", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet2↔apple3", "cabinet2↔stapler", "desk2↔phone" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "...
Hide one of Peter's valuable belongings.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(peters_office), access(desk2), pickup(phone), goto(dimitys_office), open(cabinet3), access(cabinet3), release(phone), close(cabinet3), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "admin↔shelf", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "shelf↔fire_extinguisher2" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": [ { "affo...
Wipe the dusty admin shelf.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(supplies_station), open(cupboard1), access(cupboard1), pickup(paper_towel), goto(admin), access(shelf), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "nikos_office↔desk1", "nikos_office↔chair1", "nikos_office↔cabinet1", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk1↔coffee_mug" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_l...
There is coffee dripping on the floor. Stop it.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(cabinet), open(cabinet), turn_off(cabinet), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabinet4↔apple1", "cabinet4↔undergrad_thesis1" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "...
Place Will's drone on his desk.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(wills_office), open(cabinet4), access(cabinet4), pickup(drone2), access(desk4), release(drone2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "jasons_office↔desk5", "jasons_office↔cabinet5", "filipes_office↔desk37", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk37↔stapler2", "desk5↔monitor" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "locat...
Move the monitor from Jason's office to Filipe's.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(jasons_office), access(desk5), pickup(monitor), goto(filipes_office), access(desk37), release(monitor), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "mobile_robotics_lab↔table4", "manipulation_lab↔table3", "lobby↔shelf2", "agriculture_lab↔produce_container", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table4↔book2", "shelf2↔parcel", "table3↔book1", "table3↔gripper"...
My parcel just got delivered! Locate it and place it in the appropriate lab.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(lobby), access(shelf2), pickup(parcel), goto(mobile_robotics_lab), access(table4), release(parcel), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent" ], "nodes": { "agent": [ { "id": "agent", "location": "mobile_robotics_lab" } ], "asset": null, "building": [ { "id": "Sayplan_office" } ...
Check if the coffee machine is working.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(cabinet), open(cabinet), turn_on(cabinet), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Heat up the chicken kebab.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(fridge), access(fridge), pickup(chicken_kebab), open(microwave), access(microwave), release(chicken_kebab), close(microwave), turn_on(microwave), open(microwave), access(microwave), pickup(chicken_kebab), access(kitchen_bench), release(chicken_kebab), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", ...
Something is smelling in the kitchen. Dispose of it.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(recycling_bin), pickup(milk_carton), access(rubbish_bin), open(rubbish_bin), release(milk_carton), close(rubbish_bin), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "mobile_robotics_lab↔table4", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", ...
Throw what the agent is holding in the bin.
task_Office_simple_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(rubbish_bin), access(rubbish_bin), release(held_object), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mob...
Heat up the noodles in the fridge, and place it somewhere where I can enjoy it.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(fridge), open(fridge), pickup(noodles), access(microwave), open(microwave), release(noodles), close(microwave), turn_on(microwave), open(microwave), pickup(noodles), goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), release(noodles), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "dimitys_office↔desk3", "dimi...
Throw the rotting fruit in Dimity's office in the correct bin.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(dimitys_office), open(cabinet3), access(cabinet3), pickup(apple2), goto(kitchen), open(recycling_bin), access(rubbish_bin), release(apple2), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mob...
Wash all the dishes on the lunch table. Once finished, place all the clean cutlery in the drawer.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(dishwasher), open(dishwasher), pickup(bowl), access(kitchen_bench), release(bowl), access(dishwasher), pickup(plate2), access(kitchen_bench), release(plate2), access(dishwasher), pickup(spoon), access(kitchen_bench), release(spoon), access(dishwasher), pickup(chips), access(kitchen_bench), releas...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "printing_zone2↔printer2", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabinet4↔apple1", "cabinet4↔undergrad_thesis1", "printer2↔document" ], "nodes": {...
Safely file away the freshly printed document in Will's office then place the undergraduate thesis on his desk.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(printing_zone2), access(printer2), pickup(document), goto(wills_office), access(cabinet4), open(cabinet4), release(document), close(cabinet4), access(cabinet4), open(cabinet4), pickup(undergrad_thesis1), access(desk4), release(undergrad_thesis1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "nikos_office↔desk1", "nikos_office↔chair1", "nikos_office↔cabinet1", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitche...
Make Niko a coffee and place the mug on his desk.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(nikos_office), access(desk1), pickup(coffee_mug), goto(kitchen), access(coffee_machine), release(coffee_mug), turn_on(coffee_machine), turn_off(coffee_machine), pickup(coffee_mug), goto(nikos_office), access(desk1), release(coffee_mug), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "agriculture_lab↔produce_containe...
Someone has thrown items in the wrong bins. Correct this.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(rubbish_bin), open(rubbish_bin), access(recycling_bin), open(recycling_bin), pickup(orange_peel), access(rubbish_bin), release(orange_peel), access(recycling_bin), pickup(apple_core), access(rubbish_bin), release(apple_core), pickup(plastic_bottle), access(recycling_bin), release(plastic_bottle),...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "tobis_office↔desk38", "supplies_station↔cupboard1", "supplies_station↔cupboard2", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave"...
Tobi spilt soda on his desk. Throw away the can and take him something to clean with.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(tobis_office), access(desk38), pickup(pepsi), goto(kitchen), access(kitchen_bench), release(pepsi), access(rubbish_bin), open(rubbish_bin), access(kitchen_bench), pickup(pepsi), access(rubbish_bin),release(pepsi), goto(supplies_station), access(cupboard1), open(cupboard1), pickup(paper_towel), goto(tobis_office),...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin", "kitchen↔recycling_bin", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mob...
I want to make a sandwich. Place all the ingredients on the lunch table.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), access(fridge), open(fridge), pickup(tomato), goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), release(tomato), goto(kitchen), access(fridge), pickup(cheese), goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), release(cheese),goto(kitchen), access(kitchen_bench), pickup(bread), goto(cafeteria), access(lunch_table), release(bre...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "supplies_station↔cupboard1", "supplies_station↔cupboard2", "meeting_room3↔table1", "meeting_room3↔table6", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "table1↔headphones", "cupboard1↔paper_towel", "cupboard1↔printer_paper"...
A delegation of project partners is arriving soon. We want to serve them snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Prepare everything in the largest meeting room. Use items found in the supplies room only.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(supplies_station), open(cupboard2), access(cupboard2), pickup(orange_juice), pickup(biscuits), pickup(bottle_water1), pickup(bottle_water2), pickup(bottle_water3), pickup(bottle_water4), pickup(bottle_water5), goto(meeting_room4), access(table2), release(orange_juice), release(biscuits), release(bottle_water1), r...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "meeting_room1↔chair3", "meeting_room1↔chair4", "meeting_room1↔chair5", "meeting_room1↔table5", "supplies_station↔cupboard1", "supplies_station↔cupboard2", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cupboard1↔paper_towel"...
Serve bottled water to the attendees who are seated in meeting room 1. Each attendee can only receive a single bottle of water.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(supplies_station), open(cupboard2), access(cupboard2), pickup(bottle_water1), pickup(bottle_water2), pickup(bottle_water3), goto(meeting_room1), access(chair3), release(bottle_water1), access(chair4), release(bottle_water2), access(chair5), release(bottle_water3), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "supplies_station↔cupboard1", "supplies_station↔cupboard2", "kitchen↔fridge", "kitchen↔cabinet", "kitchen↔kitchen_bench", "kitchen↔dishwasher", "kitchen↔drawer", "kitchen↔microwave", "kitchen↔rubbish_bin"...
Empty the dishwasher. Place all items in their correct locations
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(kitchen), open(dishwasher), access(dishwasher), pickup(bowl), access(kitchen_bench), release(bowl), access(dishwasher), pickup(plate2), access(kitchen_bench), release(plate2), access(dishwasher), pickup(spoon), open(drawer), access(drawer), release(spoon), access(dishwasher), pickup(chips), goto(supplies_stati...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "phd_bay1↔desk7", "phd_bay1↔desk8", "phd_bay1↔desk9", "phd_bay1↔desk10", "phd_bay1↔desk11", "phd_bay1↔desk12", "phd_bay2↔desk13", "phd_bay2↔desk14", "phd_bay2↔desk15", "phd_bay2↔desk16", "phd_bay2...
Locate all 6 complimentary t-shirts given to the PhD students and place them on the shelf in admin.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(phd_bay1), access(desk9), pickup(complimentary_tshirt1), goto(admin), access(shelf), release(complimentary_tshirt1), goto(phd_bay1), access(desk10), pickup(complimentary_tshirt2), goto(admin), access(shelf), release(complimentary_tshirt2), goto(phd_bay2), access(desk15), pickup(complimentary_tshirt3), goto(admin)...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "peters_office↔cabinet2", "peters_office↔desk2", "tobis_office↔desk38", "cafeteria↔lunch_table", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "lunch_table↔banana1", "lunch_table↔fork", "lunch_table↔knife", "lunch_table↔p...
I'm hungry. Bring me an apple from Peter and a pepsi from Tobi. I'm at the lunch table.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(phd_bay1), access(desk9), pickup(complimentary_tshirt1), goto(admin), access(shelf), release(complimentary_tshirt1), goto(phd_bay1), access(desk10), pickup(complimentary_tshirt2), goto(admin), access(shelf), release(complimentary_tshirt2), goto(phd_bay2), access(desk15), pickup(complimentary_tshirt3), goto(admin)...
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "nikos_office↔desk1", "nikos_office↔chair1", "nikos_office↔cabinet1", "dimitys_office↔desk3", "dimitys_office↔cabinet3", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "desk3↔K31X", "desk3↔buzzer", "cabinet3↔apple2", "...
Let's play a prank on Niko. Dimity might have something.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(dimitys_office), access(desk3), pickup(buzzer), goto(nikos_office), open(cabinet1), access(cabinet1), release(buzzer), close(cabinet1), done()]
office
{ "links": [ "Sayplan_office↔floor_A", "floor_A↔mobile_robotics_lab", "peters_office↔cabinet2", "peters_office↔desk2", "michaels_office↔desk6", "michaels_office↔cabinet6", "wills_office↔desk4", "wills_office↔cabinet4", "mobile_robotics_lab↔agent", "cabinet4↔drone2", "cabine...
There is an office which has a cabinet containing a rotten apple. The cabinet name contains an even number. Locate the office, throw away the fruit and get them a fresh apple.
task_Office_long_horizon_planning
You are an excellent graph planning agent. Given a graph representation of an environment. You can then use this graph to generate a step-by-step task plan that the agent can follow to solve a given task. You first think about the reasoning process as an internal monologue and then provide the user with the plan. Lecal...
[goto(peters_office), open(cabinet2), access(cabinet2), pickup(apple3), goto(kitchen), access(rubbish_bin), release(apple3), open(fridge), access(fridge), pickup(J64M), done()]