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 build a three-level folder path and move a file into its innermost folder, all of which is expressible as commands, so the first move is to open somewhere to type them. Move the cursor and Left-click the PowerShell icon in the taskbar. This is the Windows equivalent of the Dock click in the macOS twins.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: type

raw_command: Typed: New-Item -ItemType Directory $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\Projects\2026\Q3 -Force; Move-Item $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\report.pdf $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\Projects\2026\Q3\

converted_command: Type: New-Item -ItemType Directory $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\Projects\2026\Q3 -Force; Move-Item $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\report.pdf $env:USERPROFILE\corpus-seed\Projects\2026\Q3\

reasoning: Type both operations as one line separated by a semicolon. `New-Item -ItemType Directory` with `-Force` creates the whole `Projects\2026\Q3` chain in one call, including the intermediate folders — that is what replaces the three separate folder creations the GUI and keyboard takes need, and `-Force` also stops it failing if a level already exists. `Move-Item` then relocates the file into the innermost folder. `$env:USERPROFILE` is used instead of a literal home path so the command does not depend on the account name.


action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Return

converted_command: Press: Enter

reasoning: After typing the command Press Enter to run both commands.


raw_command: Typed: exit

converted_command: Type: exit

reasoning: Type `exit` to close the shell. The Windows takes end this way rather than with a quit shortcut, because the shell is a console window that closes when its session ends.


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