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alfworld-open-receptacle

This skill opens a closed receptacle to access its contents. It should be triggered when an agent needs to interact with items inside a closed container (e.g., fridge, microwave, drawer). The skill takes a receptacle identifier as input, performs the open action, and outputs the observation of the interior, enabling subsequent item retrieval or placement.

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# Skill: Open Receptacle

## Purpose
Open a closed container to reveal its contents for subsequent interaction.

## When to Use
Use this skill when:
- You need to take an item from inside a closed receptacle
- You need to put an item into a closed receptacle
- You observe a receptacle is closed (e.g., "The fridge 1 is closed")
- The task requires accessing items inside containers

## Input Format
The skill requires a receptacle identifier as input. This should match the environment's naming convention (e.g., "fridge 1", "microwave 1", "drawer 3").