 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Given the following locations, ['Carnegie Mellon University', 'apple store shadyside', 'starbucks on craig street'], what would be the optimal route to travel through them all in order to minimize total travel time? Please note the journey begins at the first place listed.
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* **start url**: Maps home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to find the optimal route that starts at "Carnegie Mellon University" and passes through the given locations to minimize total travel time. This involves determining the order in which to visit the "apple store shadyside" and "starbucks on craig street" after starting at Carnegie Mellon University. The solution should incorporate calculating travel times between each pair of locations and evaluating different permutations of the route to find the one that minimizes total travel time. Once the optimal route is determined, the solution requires returning the sequence of locations.
decomposition reason:
This task involves optimizing a route among multiple locations to minimize travel time. The task should be decomposed into evaluating each possible route's travel time and then determining the optimal route based on these evaluations. Finally, the result must be returned to the user.
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task decomposition: 
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Calculate travel times for all possible routes starting at "Carnegie Mellon University" and visiting "apple store shadyside" and "starbucks on craig street".
Determine the route that minimizes the total travel time.
ANSWER: Return the optimal route sequence starting at "Carnegie Mellon University".
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Navigate to the Books subreddit, identify the newest post, and upvote it.
* **start url**: Reddit home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent involves navigating to a specific subreddit, identifying a post, and performing an action on that post. The task is straightforward as it involves a series of related actions within a single application (Reddit). First, navigate to the "Books" subreddit. Then, identify the newest post, which is a specific type of sorting task. Finally, upvote the identified post. These actions are naturally part of a single subtask as they follow a logical sequence within the same context and do not require interaction with multiple applications.
decomposition reason:
The actions are sequential and related, occurring within the same application without requiring any data flow dependencies across different subtasks. Therefore, they should be kept as a single subtask to maintain simplicity and coherence.
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task decomposition: 
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Navigate to the Books subreddit, identify the newest post, and upvote it.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Tell me the count of comments that have received more downvotes than upvotes for the user who made the latest post on the Showerthoughts forum.
* **start url**: Reddit home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent involves several steps, all occurring within Reddit. First, navigate to the "Showerthoughts" subreddit to identify the latest post. Then, determine the user who made this post. Next, access this user's comment history and count how many of their comments have received more downvotes than upvotes. Finally, return the count. This task involves multiple sequential steps, each dependent on the previous one, to gather the necessary data and perform the required analysis.
decomposition reason:
The task involves a sequence of actions with data dependencies. Each step builds upon the information gathered from the previous step. Therefore, it is logical to break down the task into subtasks that reflect this sequence, ensuring clarity and coherence in execution.
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task decomposition: 
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Navigate to the Showerthoughts subreddit and identify the user who made the latest post.
Access the comment history of the identified user and count the comments where downvotes exceed upvotes.
ANSWER: Return the count of comments with more downvotes than upvotes for the identified user.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'How long does it take to walk from Carnegie Mellon University to starbucks on Craig Street?'
* **start url**: Maps home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to find the walking time between two specific locations: "Carnegie Mellon University" and "starbucks on Craig Street" using a map application. This is a straightforward routing task that involves determining a route and estimating the travel time by foot between these two points. Since the task involves only one pair of locations and the expected outcome is a single travel time estimate, it can be handled as a single subtask.
decomposition reason:
This task involves a single action of determining the walking route and time between two locations. There are no additional complexities or dependencies that would necessitate further decomposition. Therefore, it is optimal to keep this as a single subtask.
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task decomposition: 
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Determine the walking time from Carnegie Mellon University to starbucks on Craig Street.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Get the total payment amount of the last 2 completed orders'
* **start url**: Shopping Administration home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent involves finding information about the last two completed orders and calculating the total payment amount. This requires first identifying the two most recent completed orders and then noting their payment amounts. After gathering the payment amounts for both orders, the next step is to sum these amounts to get the total payment amount. Finally, the result needs to be returned to the user. Each step is dependent on the previous one, as the payment amounts must be found before they can be summed.
decomposition reason:
The task involves sequential steps with dependencies: first locating the orders, then retrieving and summing their payment amounts. This structure naturally leads to breaking down the task into subtasks that reflect this sequence, facilitating clarity in execution.
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task decomposition: 
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Identify the last 2 completed orders and take note of their individual payment amounts.
Calculate the total payment amount of the two orders.
ANSWER: Return the total payment amount of the last 2 completed orders.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Given the following locations, ['Carnegie Mellon University', 'apple store shadyside', 'starbucks on craig street'], what would be the optimal route to travel through them all in order to minimize total travel time? Please note the journey begins at the first place listed.
'
* **start url**: Maps home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to determine the optimal route that starts at "Carnegie Mellon University" and visits "apple store shadyside" and "starbucks on craig street" to minimize total travel time. This involves calculating travel times for different possible routes and comparing them to find the one with the least travel time. The problem involves permutations of the locations after the starting point and requires evaluating each to find the optimal sequence. Finally, the optimal route sequence needs to be communicated back to the user.
decomposition reason:
The task involves evaluating different route options to find the optimal one based on travel time. This requires calculating travel times and comparing them, which are distinct steps. The final step is to communicate the optimal route. This structure justifies breaking the task into subtasks that reflect these steps.
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task decomposition: 
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Calculate travel times for all possible routes starting at "Carnegie Mellon University" and visiting "apple store shadyside" and "starbucks on craig street".
Determine the route that minimizes the total travel time.
ANSWER: Return the optimal route sequence starting at "Carnegie Mellon University".
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'How much I spent on food-related shopping during March 2023'
* **start url**: Shopping home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to find out the total amount spent on food-related shopping during March 2023. This involves first identifying all the orders placed in March 2023. Then, among these orders, filter out the ones that are related to food items. Once the relevant orders are identified, sum up the amounts spent on these orders to get the total expenditure on food-related shopping for that month. Finally, this total amount needs to be reported back to the user.
decomposition reason:
The task involves multiple steps with dependencies: identifying relevant orders, filtering them based on specific criteria (food-related), calculating the total expenditure, and then communicating the result. This sequence naturally lends itself to a structured breakdown into subtasks.
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task decomposition: 
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Identify all orders placed in March 2023 and filter out the ones related to food items.
Calculate the total amount spent on the food-related orders.
ANSWER: Return the total amount spent on food-related shopping during March 2023.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Buy the best rating product from "Men's shoe" category with at least 5 reviews and the product is least expensive
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* **start url**: Shopping home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to purchase a product from the "Men's shoe" category that has the best rating, at least 5 reviews, and is the least expensive among those meeting these criteria. This task involves several steps: first, filter the products in the "Men's shoe" category that have at least 5 reviews. Then, among these, identify the product with the highest rating. If there are multiple products with the same highest rating, select the least expensive one. Finally, proceed to purchase this selected product. Each step builds upon the previous one, requiring sequential execution.
decomposition reason:
The task involves multiple filters and comparisons to identify the desired product before proceeding to purchase. Each step is necessary to narrow down the options and make the final decision, justifying the need for decomposition into a structured sequence of subtasks.
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task decomposition: 
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Filter products in the "Men's shoe" category to find those with at least 5 reviews.
Among the filtered products, identify the one with the highest rating.
If multiple products have the same highest rating, select the least expensive one.
Purchase the selected product.

 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'Follow ['Jakub Klinkovsk', 'convexegg', 'Vinta Chen', 'yjlou', 'Abishek S'] on Gitlab'
* **start url**: Gitlab home page

chain of thoughts:
The intent is to follow five specific users on GitLab: 'Jakub Klinkovsk', 'convexegg', 'Vinta Chen', 'yjlou', and 'Abishek S'. Each user follows an independent action, and the list of users is static, meaning it can be directly expanded into individual tasks. Since following each user does not depend on the others, these can be treated as separate subtasks.
decomposition reason:
The task involves independent actions with static values in the list. Therefore, it is appropriate to decompose the task into a separate subtask for each user to be followed.
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task decomposition: 
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Follow 'Jakub Klinkovsk' on GitLab.
Follow 'convexegg' on GitLab.
Follow 'Vinta Chen' on GitLab.
Follow 'yjlou' on GitLab.
Follow 'Abishek S' on GitLab.
 
# Your task
* **intent**: 'create a repository named Awesome_DIY_ideas that includes a README file with the links to the most active 6 DIY ideas on DIY subreddit?
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* **start url**: Gitlab home page


chain of thoughts:
The intent is to create a new repository on GitLab named "Awesome_DIY_ideas" and include a README file that contains links to the most active 6 DIY ideas on the DIY subreddit. This task involves interacting with both Reddit and GitLab. The first step is to gather the required information from Reddit, which involves identifying the most active 6 DIY ideas and noting their links. Once this information is acquired, the next step is to create a repository on GitLab and add a README file containing the collected links. The task naturally divides at the boundary between the two applications.
decomposition reason:
This task involves interactions with two distinct applications, Reddit and GitLab. It is appropriate to decompose the task at the application boundary, separating the information gathering on Reddit from the repository creation and README file editing on GitLab.
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task decomposition: 
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On Reddit, identify the most active 6 DIY ideas on the DIY subreddit and take note of their links.
On GitLab, create a new repository named "Awesome_DIY_ideas".
Add a README file to the "Awesome_DIY_ideas" repository that includes the links to the most active 6 DIY ideas identified from the DIY subreddit.