action_type: mouse

action_subtype: left

raw_command: Left-clicked at X=85, Y=34

converted_command: Left-click at (85, 34)

reasoning: The task is to build a three-level folder path and then move a file into its deepest level, so the first folder has to be created inside `corpus-seed`. Explorer is already showing that folder, but its ribbon is collapsed to a bare tab strip, so the `New folder` button is not on screen. Move the cursor and Left-click the **`Home`** tab to expand the ribbon and reveal it.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=478, Y=85

converted_command: Left-click at (478, 85)

reasoning: The ribbon is now expanded. Move the cursor and Left-click **`New folder`**. Explorer creates a folder named `New folder` and immediately puts its name into an inline edit box with the text selected, so the next thing typed replaces the name rather than appending to it.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: type

raw_command: Typed: Projects

converted_command: Type: Projects

reasoning: Type `Projects` while the name is still selected and in edit mode. The typed text replaces the placeholder name outright.


action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Return

converted_command: Press: Enter

reasoning: After typing `Projects` Press Enter to commit the name. Until this happens the folder is still called `New folder` on disk, and clicking elsewhere would commit it under that name instead.


action_subtype: double

raw_command: Double-clicked at X=212, Y=197

converted_command: Double-click at (212, 197)

reasoning: The next folder has to be created *inside* `Projects`, so the view has to descend into it. `Projects` sorts among the folders — after `found`, before `shots` — which puts it on the fourth row. Move the cursor and Double-click it to open it.


reasoning: The view is now inside `Projects`, which is empty. The ribbon collapsed again when the folder was opened, so move the cursor and left-click **`Home`** to expand it once more. This repetition is inherent to the collapsed-ribbon route, not a mistake.


reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`New folder`** again, creating the second level with its name in edit mode.


raw_command: Typed: 2026

reasoning: Type `2026` to name the second level.


reasoning: After typing `2026` Press Enter to commit the name.


raw_command: Double-clicked at X=212, Y=134

converted_command: Double-click at (212, 134)

reasoning: `Projects` contains only `2026`, so it is the first and only row. Move the cursor and Double-click it to descend to the second level.


reasoning: Inside `2026`, expand the ribbon again with the **`Home`** tab.


reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`New folder`** for the third and last level.


raw_command: Typed: Q3

converted_command: Type: Q3

reasoning: Type `Q3`, completing `Projects\2026\Q3\`.


reasoning: After typing `Q3` Press Enter to commit the name. The folder half of the task is now done; what remains is moving `report.pdf` into this folder.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=93, Y=67

converted_command: Left-click at (93, 67)

reasoning: `report.pdf` lives in `corpus-seed`, two levels above the current location, so the view has to go back up before the file can be picked up. Move the cursor and Left-click the **Up** arrow in the address bar to move from `Projects\2026` to `Projects`. The Up button is used rather than a breadcrumb segment because its position does not change with the path, whereas breadcrumb segments shift with the length of the folder names.


reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **Up** a second time to arrive back at `corpus-seed`.


action_subtype: right

raw_command: Right-clicked at X=212, Y=407

converted_command: Right-click at (212, 407)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Right-click **`report.pdf`** to open its context menu. It now sits one row lower than it did at the start of the take: creating `Projects` inserted a folder above all the files, and folders sort above files. Right-clicking both selects the file and opens the menu in one action.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=280, Y=640

converted_command: Left-click at (280, 640)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`Cut`**. This marks the file for relocation rather than copying it, which is what "move" requires. The row stays visible in the listing afterwards — Windows does not remove it until the paste completes — so its continued presence is not a sign the cut failed.


reasoning: A cut is completed by pasting at the destination, so the view has to travel back down to `Q3`. Move the cursor and Double-click **`Projects`**, still on the fourth row.


reasoning: Move the cursor and Double-click **`2026`**, the only item inside `Projects`.


reasoning: Move the cursor and Double-click **`Q3`**, the only item inside `2026`. The view is now at the destination.


raw_command: Right-clicked at X=700, Y=300

converted_command: Right-click at (700, 300)

reasoning: `Q3` is empty, so there is nothing to right-click on and the menu has to be opened from blank space in the file pane. Move the cursor and Right-click there to get the folder's own context menu, which is the one that carries `Paste`.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=780, Y=439

converted_command: Left-click at (780, 439)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click **`Paste`**. It is black rather than dimmed, which confirms the clipboard still holds the cut file. This completes the move: `report.pdf` is removed from `corpus-seed` and appears in `Projects\2026\Q3\`.