Skill: Process Pauser

When to Use

Activate this skill when you need to:

• Consider next steps in a complex procedure.
• Evaluate an intermediate result (e.g., a mixed chemical, a partial assembly).
• Wait for a simulated process to complete.
• Prevent rushed decisions that could lead to errors.

Core Actions

Use the following actions to implement a pause:

• wait1: Pauses execution for a single simulation step. Use for brief reflection.
• wait: Pauses execution for 10 simulation steps. Use for longer consideration or simulated waiting periods.

Implementation Logic

1. Identify the Pause Trigger: Recognize a moment requiring deliberation (e.g., after creating an intermediate product, before adding a new component).
2. Select Duration: Choose wait1 for quick checks or wait for extended evaluation.
3. Execute Pause: Perform the selected wait action.
4. Resume: Continue the task with the benefit of the reflective pause.

Example from Trajectory

In the paint-mixing task, the agent used wait1 after creating orange paint and before adding more red to make red-orange. This pause allowed for consideration of proportions and color adjustment.