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 end up with a second copy of `report.pdf` in the folder it already lives in. Move the cursor and Right-click **`report.pdf`** in `corpus-seed` — this selects it and opens its context menu in one action.


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 without clicking yet. A bare click at a menu row does not reliably land in this environment, so moving first and clicking second is the route that works; it also leaves the hover highlight visible in the next frame, which is what makes the target verifiable afterwards.


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`** — now confirmed by the hover band on that row. `Cut` sits 21 px above it and would move the file rather than duplicate it, which is the opposite of what this task wants.


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

converted_command: Right-click at (900, 600)

reasoning: The copy has to be pasted back into the same folder, so the destination is where the view already is. Move the cursor and Right-click blank space below the file list to open the folder's context menu, which is the one that carries `Paste`.


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 first, for the same reason as step 2.


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 holds the file. Because the destination already contains a `report.pdf`, Windows resolves the collision by naming the new file `report - Copy.pdf` — the duplicate the task asked for, with the original untouched.