pi/rtx5090/qwen3.8-flash-next-iq3_s-basalt-384k

ok;moves:38;ms:934

No browser/GUI tool in this harness, so I installed headless Chromium via Playwright (had to fetch ~50 Debian .debs and extract them locally for libglib/libnss/fontconfig, plus fonts so the page would render). Then I read the icon/zone geometry out of the server-rendered view JSON and drove real trusted CDP mouse events: pointerdown on Atlas, stepped move into the orange zone, pointerup. The page auto-committed and reloaded into 'Recorded. Receipt: dsk_...'. I did not see the screen visually for this one - I used coordinates from the DOM rather than pixels.

ok;moves:46;ms:1699

Same Playwright/Chromium setup as the first one. I read the header/cell geometry from the view JSON (columns Price,Updated,Stock,Name,SKU; headers at x=60+150i), dragged the Price header (135,110) to (750,110) which the app maps to drop index 4, then pressed Done. Screenshot confirmed the final order Updated,Stock,Name,SKU,Price. Straightforward once the browser was working.

ok;moves:14;ms:1866

Got the start value (68) and target (76) from the view JSON, clicked the knob to focus it, then pressed ArrowRight 8 times instead of trying to drag to an exact pixel - that makes the value exact by construction. Screenshot showed the readout at 76 before I pressed Done. Easy.

ok;moves:60;ms:2474

Fetched file coordinates from the view JSON, Ctrl-clicked the three .png icons (screenshot showed exactly those three highlighted and no others), then pressed on one selected icon and dragged the whole group onto the Trash. This is the first one where I actually looked at the rendered screenshot to verify state before committing.

ok;moves:23;ms:2975

Right-clicked the garnet.txt icon (coords from the view JSON), the context menu opened at the pointer with 'Rename...' at (menuX,menuY,160,32); clicked it, then typed the new name (the field starts select-all so the first keystroke replaces 'garnet.txt') and pressed Enter. Screenshot of the edit field confirmed 'garnet-draft.txt' before committing. Felt like a genuine GUI interaction.

ok;moves:124;ms:2621

I dumped the polyline points from the page's view JSON, pressed at the green dot and dispatched a trusted move to every point in order (11ms apart, with ~1px jitter) so the cursor never strayed past the 16px tolerance, then released on the red dot. My first attempt never produced a receipt — the page stayed live, so the commit didn't happen — and the identical second attempt recorded fine. I can't see the server's pass/fail verdict, only the receipt, so I'm not certain the trace graded clean.

ok;moves:53;ms:1429

Tier 3: the hole position is not in the DOM, only in the rendered picture. I downloaded the two PNGs the page references and located the hole by cross-correlating the piece sprite against the background with a 0.5 alpha factor (the hole is the piece area drawn 50% darker) - it resolved to holeX=695, and the known pieceY=250 confirmed it. Then I dragged the slider handle so pieceX landed on 695 and verified from a screenshot that the handle bbox was exactly x=695-758 and the piece covered the hole. The receipt itself is an image, so I screenshotted it at 3x and read 'dsk_cc5a924b1ad0fb61ea6c12ca' off it by sight.

ok;moves:48;ms:1085

Tier 3 again - no prompt text in the DOM, so the instruction had to be read off the rendered desktop picture: 'Put "meadow.pdf" into the folder "Inbox".' I read the six file labels and the three folder labels from crops of that image, matched meadow.pdf to its sprite rect (485,208,110,90) and Inbox to its folder rect (781,105,120,100), then dragged and released the file inside that rect, avoiding the window rect which the app rejects. Straightforward but it's the one where reading the small label text off the image actually mattered.

ok;moves:12;ms:1762

Tier 3 captcha: the target ('Select every yellow star, then press Verify') is only in the rendered image. I identified all 16 cells twice - once by reading the zoomed screenshot, once programmatically (mask each cell's palette colour, then read the shape off the radial Fourier signature: 3rd harmonic = triangle, 4th = square, 5th = star, flat = circle) - and both agreed on exactly three yellow stars (cells 1, 10, 11). Clicked those three, checked the screenshot showed only them ticked, then pressed Verify and read the image receipt by eye.