instruction: I decided to track the movement of Jupiter planet, so view the movement of The Jupiter planet in the Stellarium app.

previous_actions: {"name": "navigate_back", "parameters": {}}
{"name": "click", "parameters": {"x": 971, "y": 207}}
{"name": "input_text", "parameters": {"text": "Jupiter"}}
{"name": "click", "parameters": {"x": 240, "y": 366}}

active_application: Stellarium

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    bottom: 2400
  }
  id: 2842
  title: "Stellarium"
  window_type: TYPE_APPLICATION
  is_active: true
  is_focused: true
  tree {
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      bounds_in_screen {
        right: 1080
        bottom: 2400
      }
      class_name: "android.widget.FrameLayout"
    }
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      bounds_in_screen {
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        bottom: 2400
      }
      class_name: "android.view.ViewGroup"
      depth: 1
    }
    nodes {
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        right: 1080
        bottom: 2400
      }
      class_name: "android.widget.FrameLayout"
      depth: 2
    }
    nodes {
      bounds_in_screen {
        right: 1080
        bottom: 2400
      }
      class_name: "android.view.ViewGroup"
      is_long_clickable: true
      depth: 3
    }
    nodes {
      bounds_in_screen {
        right: 1080
        bottom: 2400
      }
      class_name: "android.view.View"
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    }
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        left: 173
        top: 158
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        bottom: 281
      }
      class_name: "android.view.View"
      is_focusable: true
      is_focused: true
      depth: 4
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  }
}


assistant: !FUNCTIONCALL{"name": "click", "parameters": {"x": 999, "y": 1837}}