- There are 15 distinct floor tiles arranged in a 3×5 layout (we have rows 0, 1, 2 and columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5), labeled tile_0-1 (located in the top left corner of the grid) through tile_2-5 (located in the bottom right corner of the grid). There is one robot (robot1) present, which can hold exactly one color of paint at a time. The two paint colors available are white and black.

- Robot Position and Paint:
  - Robot1 begins on the tile labeled tile_0-4 and is currently holding the color white.

- Available Colors: Both white and black are available to be switched to if needed.

- Tiles with clear status (clear means the tile is unpainted and not occupied by the robot):
  - Every tile in the grid is clear except for tile_0-4 (occupied by robot1). Thus, tile_0-1, tile_0-2, tile_0-3, tile_0-5 in row 0, tile_1-1, tile_1-2, tile_1-3, tile_1-4, tile_1-5 in row 1, and tile_2-1, tile_2-2, tile_2-3, tile_2-4, tile_2-5 in row 2 are all not painted and not occupied.

- Adjacency (which tiles lie directly above, below, left, or right of each other) is defined for every position in the 3×5 zone. For example, tile_1-n is immediately above tile_2-n, tile_0-n is immediately above tile_1-n, and so forth, where tile_0-1 is in the top left corner of the tile grid and tile_2-5 is in the bottom right corner of the tile grid. Similarly, each tile has left and right neighbors within the same row, provided they exist in the grid. All of these adjacencies are valid ways for a robot to move.