action_type: mouse

action_subtype: move

raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=250, Y=386

converted_command: Move-cursor at (250, 386)

reasoning: The task is to move a file into a subfolder so that nothing is left behind, using the keyboard only, so the file has to be selected first. Move the cursor onto the `report.pdf` row. The move is recorded as its own step because a click sent on its own does not always land; moving to the target first and clicking separately is the dependable sequence, and both halves are real actions in the trace.


action_subtype: left

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

converted_command: Left-click at (250, 386)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click to select `report.pdf`.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Ctrl+X

converted_command: Press: Ctrl+X

reasoning: Press Ctrl+X to cut the file. Unlike the macOS equivalent, Windows has a real cut for files, so the decision to move rather than copy is made here at the source rather than at the destination. The file is not removed yet — it is marked to be relocated when a paste follows, and its icon dims to show that.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=212, Y=133

converted_command: Move-cursor at (212, 133)

reasoning: Move the cursor onto the `dest` folder row, the first in the list, ahead of the click.


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 it, so the paste lands inside the destination folder rather than in the folder currently shown.


raw_command: Pressed: Ctrl+V

converted_command: Press: Ctrl+V

reasoning: Press Ctrl+V to paste. Because the file was cut rather than copied, this completes a move: the file now exists in `dest` and is gone from `corpus-seed`.