action_type: mouse

action_subtype: right

raw_command: Right-clicked at X=250, Y=386

converted_command: Right-click at (250, 386)

reasoning: The task is to place a copy of `report.pdf` in another folder while leaving the original where it is. Move the cursor and Right-click **`report.pdf`** in `corpus-seed` to select it and open its context menu.


action_subtype: move

raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=298, Y=642

converted_command: Move-cursor at (298, 642)

reasoning: Move the cursor onto the **`Copy`** row first. Hovering before clicking is what makes the click land reliably here, and it leaves the target visibly highlighted in the next frame.


action_subtype: left

raw_command: Left-clicked at X=298, Y=642

converted_command: Left-click at (298, 642)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`Copy`**. The distinction from `Cut` 21 px above is the whole task: `Copy` leaves the original in `corpus-seed`, which is what "copy into" requires, whereas `Cut` would remove it.


action_subtype: double

raw_command: Double-clicked at X=212, Y=133

converted_command: Double-click at (212, 133)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Double-click **`dest`** to open the destination folder. It is the top row of the listing — folders sort above files and `dest` is first alphabetically among them.


raw_command: Right-clicked at X=900, Y=600

converted_command: Right-click at (900, 600)

reasoning: `dest\` is empty, so there is nothing to right-click on. Move the cursor and Right-click blank space in the file pane to open the folder's own context menu, which is where `Paste` lives.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=948, Y=739

converted_command: Move-cursor at (948, 739)

reasoning: Move the cursor onto the **`Paste`** row before clicking.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=948, Y=739

converted_command: Left-click at (948, 739)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`Paste`**. It is black rather than dimmed, confirming the clipboard still holds the file. `report.pdf` now exists in both `corpus-seed` and `corpus-seed\dest\`, which is the end state a copy should leave.