action_type: mouse

action_subtype: left

raw_command: Left-clicked at X=212, Y=155

converted_command: Left-click at (212, 155)

reasoning: The task is to produce `docs.zip` alongside the `docs` folder, so the folder itself has to be the compression target. Move the cursor and Left-click **`docs`**, the second row in `corpus-seed`, to select it. The archive takes its name from whatever is selected, which is why selecting the folder — rather than opening it and selecting its contents — is what yields `docs.zip`.


action_subtype: right

raw_command: Right-clicked at X=212, Y=155

converted_command: Right-click at (212, 155)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Right-click the same row to open the context menu on the selected folder. The zip command is not on the ribbon in Windows 10; the context menu is the route.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=280, Y=515

converted_command: Left-click at (280, 515)

reasoning: Windows 10 offers no direct "Compress to ZIP file" item, so the archive is created through **`Send to ›`**. Move the cursor and Left-click it. Note that this is the *folder* context menu, which is considerably longer than the file menu used in the other Explorer takes — the same command sits at a different height depending on what was right-clicked.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=600, Y=539

converted_command: Left-click at (600, 539)

reasoning: The submenu opened on hover. Move the cursor and Left-click **`Compressed (zipped) folder`**. Windows creates `docs.zip` next to `docs` in `corpus-seed`, containing the folder and its three files at `docs/a.txt`, `docs/b.txt`, `docs/c.txt`.