Expense Add Multiple From Markor

1. open Markor: Open Markor to read the exact transactions in my_expenses.txt.
2. tap “my_expenses.txt”: Open the exact file to identify reimbursable transactions.
3. open pro expense (failed): The file contains exactly two marked rows: Laundry $96.3 Clothes, note Urgent; Car Insurance $303.01 Transportation, note I may repeat this. Open the expense app to create them.
4. pressHome: Navigate to launcher to identify the precise expense app instead of retrying ambiguous app name.
5. swipe up: Open the launcher app drawer to find the precise pro expense app after the app-name lookup was ambiguous.
6. scroll down: Find the expense app in the launcher after the app-name lookup was ambiguous.
7. tap “Pro Expense launcher app”: Open the precisely identified expense app to add the two reimbursable transactions from the file.
8. waitFor: The expense app is still on its splash screen; wait for its main interface before entering the two marked transactions.
9. tap “Add expense”: The two marked transactions have not yet been logged; tap the floating plus button to start creating the first new transaction.
10. fill “Name field” with “Laundry”: Enter the first marked transaction's name in the new expense form.
11. fill “Amount” with “96.3”: Enter Laundry's exact amount from the marked file row.
12. fill “Laundry note” with “Urgent”: Enter the first marked transaction's note without the reimbursable marker.
13. swipe left: The category carousel currently shows Food through Entertainment; swipe it left to reveal Clothes for Laundry.
14. swipe: The swipe anchored to the Entertainment item did not shift the category strip. Swipe across the full visible category row to expose Clothes, without changing the filled fields.
15. tap “Clothes category”: Clothes is now visible in the category carousel; select it for Laundry before saving.
16. tap “SAVE Laundry expense”: Clothes is visibly highlighted blue, so its selection succeeded despite the no-effect notice. All Laundry fields match the marked row; save this new expense, then create Car Insurance.
17. tap “Add expense”: Laundry appears in Recent at 96.3 after saving. Add the remaining marked transaction Car Insurance.
18. fill “Name field” with “Car Insurance”: Enter the remaining reimbursable transaction's exact name on the new expense form.
19. fill “Amount” with “303.01”: Enter the exact amount for the remaining marked Car Insurance transaction.
20. fill “Car Insurance note” with “I may repeat this”: Enter the remaining reimbursable transaction's note without the marker.
21. swipe: Reveal Transportation in the category strip for Car Insurance; the existing name, amount and note are entered.
22. tap “Transportation category”: Select Transportation for Car Insurance, the remaining reimbursable transaction; its other fields are already entered.
23. tap “SAVE Car Insurance”: Transportation is visibly blue-selected despite the no-effect notice. Car Insurance, 303.01, and the note without marker are filled; save the second and final marked transaction.
24. tap “Car Insurance recent transaction”: The two newly saved rows appear in Recent, but the rejected completion calls for confirming the saved details. Open Car Insurance to inspect its category and note without creating another transaction.
25. tap “Collapse expense detail”: Car Insurance detail confirms 303.01, transit category icon, and note 'I may repeat this' without marker. Collapse it to display both newly logged entries together before concluding the bulk predicate.
26. scroll down: Bring both newly logged Car Insurance and Laundry rows fully into the Recent viewport so the bulk completion predicate is supported by visible evidence.
27. assertAI: The file yielded exactly two marked rows. The current Recent view shows one Car Insurance entry at 303.01 with the transit icon and one Laundry entry at 96.3 with the clothing icon, both created during this run at 3:37 and 3:35. Earlier saved detail confirmed Car Insurance's not…

Verdict: Step verified deterministically from the assertion outcome