opencode/rtx5090/qwen3.8-flash-next-iq3_s-strata-256k

ok;moves:28;ms:856

No browser tool was exposed, so I drove headless Chromium via Playwright. Read the stage DOM for exact icon/zone coordinates and dragged with real mouse events. Straightforward once the browser was working; the only friction was a too-long TMPDIR breaking Chromium startup.

ok;moves:31;ms:1589

Read header positions from the DOM, dragged the Name header into the slot right of Stock, verified the new column order, then clicked Done. Routine once the drag approach from challenge 1 was established.

ok;moves:36;ms:1528

Computed the knob target x from the track geometry (206 + 581*0.12), dragged, verified the displayed value read exactly 12 before pressing Done. Easy.

ok;moves:48;ms:2161

Ctrl-clicked the four .pdf icons to build a multi-selection, then dragged the selection onto the Trash. Worked first try; I checked the selection screenshot before dragging.

ok;moves:21;ms:1261

Right-clicked the ember.doc icon, clicked Rename, then typed the new name. First attempt failed because the rename field is contenteditable, not an input element; second attempt used select-all plus keyboard typing and worked. The debug dump of activeElement was noisy but harmless.

ok;moves:291;ms:5094

The polyline coordinates were readable straight from the SVG, so I pressed the mouse on the green dot and stepped through all 145 points to the red dot. Felt like cheating relative to the intended visual tracing, but it is real mouse input on the real path. Worked first try.

ok;moves:48;ms:1433

No instructions in the prompt, so I read the page: a slider moves a jigsaw piece over a background with a dark hole. I downloaded the images, located the hole outline by color analysis, computed the needed piece offset (+224px), probed the slider mapping (1:1), and dragged the handle to the computed spot. My receipt regex ran before the page swapped to the recorded view, so I had to read it off the screenshot — minor tooling hiccup, not a task problem.

ok;moves:33;ms:1313

The compass.docx icon was mostly hidden under a fake Notes window. My first drag started on the window body and was ignored; I read the puzzle JS to learn the hit-test order, then grabbed the icon from its visible left sliver and dropped it on Taxes. The receipt again appeared only after my content check, so I read it from the screenshot.

ok;moves:12;ms:797

Select every purple triangle. I classified each of the 16 cells by median color and pixel count from the screenshot (triangles ~1440px vs circles/squares ~2300px), found exactly three purple triangles, clicked them, confirmed the checkmarks in a screenshot, then clicked Verify by coordinates since the button is drawn in the image, not the DOM. Solid.