action_type: mouse

action_subtype: left

raw_command: Left-clicked at X=268, Y=1060

converted_command: Left-click at (268, 1060)

reasoning: The task is to delete a file outright, which is a single removal command, so the first move is to open a shell. Move the cursor and Left-click the PowerShell icon in the taskbar.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: type

reasoning: Type a `Remove-Item` command naming the file to delete. This differs from the Explorer route in a way worth knowing: `Remove-Item` deletes the file outright rather than sending it to the Recycle Bin, so there is nothing to restore afterwards. The end state matches the mouse trace — the file is gone from the folder — but the mechanism is not reversible.


action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Return

converted_command: Press: Enter

reasoning: After typing the command Press Enter to run the deletion. It reports nothing on success; the prompt simply returns, which is the shell's way of saying the file is gone.


raw_command: Typed: exit

converted_command: Type: exit

reasoning: Type `exit` to close the shell.


reasoning: After typing the `exit` Press Enter to run it and close the window.