action_type: mouse

action_subtype: left

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

converted_command: Left-click at (250, 386)

reasoning: The task is to make a duplicate copy of a file inside the same folder, using the keyboard only, so the file has to be selected first. Move the cursor and Left-click the `report.pdf` row in the Explorer window to select it. Selecting is all this does — the click lands on the name in the Name column, which highlights the row without opening anything, since a single click selects and only a double-click opens.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Ctrl+C

converted_command: Press: Ctrl+C

reasoning: Press Ctrl+C to copy the selected file. Nothing is duplicated yet; this places a reference to the file on the clipboard, and whether that becomes a copy or a move is decided by which paste follows.


raw_command: Pressed: Ctrl+V

converted_command: Press: Ctrl+V

reasoning: Press Ctrl+V to paste into the folder that is already open — the same folder the file came from. Pasting a file into its own directory is what produces the duplicate: Windows cannot store two files under one name, so it keeps the original untouched and names the new one by appending `- Copy` to the base name.