Simple Calendar Add Repeating Event

The current subgoal is to open an app. The atomic action required is `open_app`. The target app is "Simple Calendar Pro".

open_app(text="Simple Calendar Pro")

The current subgoal is to "Tap the New Event (+) FAB". I need to find the element that matches this description. Element 56 is an ImageButton with the text "New Event" and resource ID "calendar_fab", which is consistent with a Floating Action Button (FAB). Therefore, I will click on element 56.

click(index=56)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Event option from the expanded FAB." I need to find the clickable element with the text "Event" and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, element 59 has the text "Event".

click(index=59)

The current subgoal is to type "Review session for Budget Planning" into the "Title" field. The UI element list shows an EditText with the text "Title" and index 7. The action required is `type`, with the text "Review session for Budget Planning" and the index 7.

type(text="Review session for Budget Planning"index=7)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Start time (16:00) and set it to 14:00; confirm." The start time "16:00" is identified as element 14 in the provided UI elements. The action required is to click this element.

click(index=14)

The current subgoal is to tap "14" on the clock dial, then tap OK. I need to locate the "14" TextView and the "OK" button and perform click actions on them in sequence. Based on the provided UI elements, "14" is at index 17 and "OK" is at index 32.

click(index=17)

The atomic action required is 'click'. The target is the "OK" button on the time picker. Based on the provided UI elements, the "OK" button is element 20.

click(index=20)

The current subgoal requires tapping the "End time" which is currently "14:00". Based on the provided UI elements, the element with text "14:00" and resource ID "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/event_end_time" is at index 16.

click(index=16)

The current subgoal requires two actions: first, tap "15" on the clock dial, and second, tap "OK" to confirm the time. 1. **Tap "15" on the clock dial:** I need to find the clickable element with the text "15" within the clock dial. Based on the provided UI elements, element 20 is "TextView: "15" - (651, 1292, 777, 1418)". 2. **Tap "OK":** I need to find the clickable element with the text "OK". Based on the provided UI elements, element 32 is "Button: "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/material_timepicker_ok_button", "OK" - (750, 1758, 918, 1884)". The previous actions successfully set the start time to 14:00 and then the end time to 14:00. The current screen is still the time picker. The subgoal asks to tap "15" and then "OK". This implies we are setting the minutes to 15, or perhaps the hour to 15 if the previous action was to set the minutes. However, the current screen shows "14" selected for hours and "00" for minutes. The subgoal explicitly says "Tap “15” on the clock dial, then tap OK to confirm 15:00." This suggests we are setting the hour to 15, not the minute. Given the current state, the hour "14" is selected. Tapping "15" on the clock dial would change the hour to "15". Let's re-evaluate the subgoal in the context of the overall plan. The overall plan says "Tap “15” on the clock dial, then tap OK to confirm 15:00." The user request specifies the event starts at "14h". The previous actions set the start time to 14:00 and then the end time to 14:00. The current screen shows "14" as the selected hour. The subgoal is asking to tap "15" and then "OK". This seems to contradict the user request of 14h. However, as a low-level action executor, I must follow the current subgoal exactly. The current subgoal is "Tap “15” on the clock dial, then tap OK to confirm 15:00." 1. Find "15" on the clock dial. This is element 20. 2. Find "OK" button. This is element 32. I will execute these two clicks sequentially.

click(index=20)

The current subgoal is to "Tap OK on the time picker to confirm 15:00." I need to find the "OK" button in the clickable UI elements and perform a click action on it. Element 20 is a button with the text "OK".

click(index=20)

The current subgoal requires me to tap the "Description" field and then type the specified text. I will first identify the "Description" field from the clickable UI elements. Element 10 is an EditText with the text "Description". I will use the `type` action, specifying the text and the index of this element.

type(text="We will understand business objectives. Remember to confirm attendance."index=10)

The current subgoal is to tap "No repetition". I will find the UI element with the text "No repetition" and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, element 19 has the text "No repetition".

click(index=19)

The current subgoal is to "Tap “Weekly” in the recurrence dialog." I need to find the UI element with the text "Weekly" and click it. Based on the provided clickable elements, element 6 is "Weekly".

click(index=6)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Save button to create the event." I need to find the "Save" button in the UI elements and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, element 5 is a Button with the text "Save".

click(index=5)

The current subgoal is to "Tap OK on the Disclaimer dialog to proceed." I need to find the "OK" button in the provided UI elements and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, the "OK" button is at index 6.

click(index=6)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the event on Oct 15 (label appears as “Review”) to open its details." I need to find the clickable element that corresponds to the "Review" event on October 15th. Based on the provided UI elements, there is an element with the text "Review" and it is located under the date 15. The index for this element is 57.

click(index=57)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the event on Oct 15 (label appears as “Review”) to open its details." I need to find the clickable element that corresponds to "Review" on October 15th. Looking at the clickable UI elements, I see an element with text "Review" associated with the date 15. The element is not explicitly listed with an index, but it is visible in the screenshot. I will look for the coordinates of "Review" on the 15th. Based on the screenshot, the "Review" event on the 15th is located at approximately (100, 1550). I will use the coordinates to click it. However, I need to use the index of a clickable element. Looking at the screenshot, the "Review" event on the 15th is a blue box. I need to find the index of this element. I see "15 Review" in the screenshot. I will look for a clickable element that corresponds to this. In the provided UI elements, there is no explicit element for "Review" on the 15th with an index. However, the date 15 itself is not a separate clickable element. The blue box with "Review" is the event. I need to find the index of the "Review" event on October 15. Looking at the screenshot, the "Review" event on the 15th is clearly visible. I need to find its corresponding index from the provided clickable UI elements. There are no specific elements listed for individual events like "Review". The elements listed are mostly `month_view_background` for the days. However, the previous action was `{'action': 'invalid'} | Description: Tap the "Review" event on October 15th. | Outcome: Failed | Feedback: invalid action format, do nothing.` This implies that the system expected an index. Let me re-examine the screenshot and the clickable elements. The "Review" event on the 15th is a blue box. I need to find the index of this blue box. The clickable elements list does not explicitly show "Review" as a text for an element. However, the previous action failed because of "invalid action format", not because the element was not found. This means I need to provide a valid index. Since the "Review" event is on the 15th, which is a Sunday, I need to find the clickable area for that day. The days are represented by `month_view_background` elements. Sunday, Oct 15th is in the third row of days. The first row of days starts with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. The second row starts with 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. The third row starts with 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. The `month_view_background` elements are listed in order. Element 28: View: "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/month_view_background", "month_view_background" - (0, 1120, 154, 1424) (This would be for day 15, as it's the first day of the third row of days shown after the header) Let's re-check the mapping of days to `month_view_background` elements. The first day shown is 24 (Sunday). The first `month_view_background` element is 14: (0, 512, 154, 816). This corresponds to Sunday, 24th. The next `month_view_background` element is 15: (154, 512, 308, 816). This corresponds to Monday, 25th. ... The first row of days (24-30) ends with element 20. The second row of days (1-7) starts with element 21. The third row of days (8-14) starts with element 28. The fourth row of days (15-21) starts with element 35. This is the one I need. Element 35: View: "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/month_view_background", "month_view_background" - (0, 1425, 154, 1729) This element corresponds to the first day of the fourth row, which is Sunday, October 15th. The subgoal is to tap the event, not the background. The event "Review" is shown on top of the background for the 15th. Since the event itself is not listed as a separate clickable element, I will try clicking the `month_view_background` for the 15th, as clicking a day usually reveals events on that day. Let's re-evaluate. The previous action was `{'action': 'invalid'} | Description: Tap the "Review" event on October 15th. | Outcome: Failed | Feedback: invalid action format, do nothing.` This means the action format was wrong, not that the element was not found. I need to provide a valid index. The screenshot clearly shows "Review" as a blue box under the number 15. This blue box is the event. I need to find the index of this specific "Review" event. If the event itself is not listed, I need to find the closest clickable element. The problem is that the clickable UI elements do not explicitly list the "Review" event on the 15th. However, the previous action failed due to "invalid action format". This means I need to provide a valid index. Let's assume that the "Review" event is part of the clickable area for the day 15. The element 35 is `View: "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/month_view_background", "month_view_background" - (0, 1425, 154, 1729)`. This is the background for the 15th. If clicking the background for the 15th doesn't work, I might need to consider the coordinates. However, the instructions state to "Find the exact text/element mentioned in the subgoal above and perform the specified action on it." The text "Review" is visible. I need to find an element that contains "Review" or is clearly the "Review" event. None of the listed elements explicitly have "Review" as their text. This is a common issue where events are not explicitly listed as clickable elements, but rather are part of the day's clickable area. Given the previous failure was "invalid action format", I must provide a valid index. I will assume that clicking the background for the 15th will open the events for that day. Element 35 corresponds to the 15th. Let's look at the screenshot again. The "Review" event is a blue box. It's not just the number 15. The system is asking me to tap the event, not the day. If the event itself is not listed as a clickable element, I need to find the closest clickable element that would trigger the event details. Sometimes, the event itself is not a separate element, but clicking the day opens a list of events for that day. However, the subgoal specifically says "Tap the event on Oct 15 (label appears as “Review”)". If I cannot find an element with "Review" as text, I need to consider if there's an element that represents the event. There are no elements with "Review" as text. I will try clicking the `month_view_background` for the 15th (index 35) as it's the most logical clickable area for that day. Let's re-read the overall plan: "1. Tap the event on Oct 15 (label appears as “Review”) to open its details." This implies that the "Review" event itself is clickable. If it's not explicitly listed, it might be part of a larger clickable area, or the system expects me to infer the element. Given the previous `invalid action format` error, I need to provide a valid index. I will try to find the coordinates of the "Review" text on the 15th. The text "Review" is within the bounds of (0, 1425, 154, 1729) which is element 35. It is possible that clicking the `month_view_background` for the 15th will open the event details. Let's consider the possibility that the "Review" event is actually a separate clickable element that is not explicitly listed with its text. However, the prompt asks me to "Find the exact text/element mentioned in the subgoal above". Since "Review" is not explicitly listed as text for any element, I have to make an inference. The most reasonable inference is that clicking the area of the day where the event is displayed will open the event. The element 35 is the `month_view_background` for the 15th. I will click this.

click(index=35)

Created the recurring event in Simple Calendar Pro:
- Title: "Review session for Budget Planning"
- First occurrence: 2023-10-15 from 14:00 to 15:00
- Recurrence: Weekly, forever (no end date)
- Description: "We will understand business objectives. Remember to confirm attendance."

complete_goal(message="Created the recurring event in Simple Calendar Pro:
- Title: "Review session for Budget Planning"
- First occurrence: 2023-10-15 from 14:00 to 15:00
- Recurrence: Weekly, forever (no end date)
- Description: "We will understand business objectives. Remember to confirm attendance."")