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title: "Simple Calendar Add One Event In Two Weeks · AndroidWorld run"
description: "In Simple Calendar Pro, create… agent-qa's run of AndroidWorld's Simple Calendar Add One Event In Two Weeks task in Simple Calendar, with every step and screenshot."
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last_updated: "2026-11-12T09:37:25+05:30"
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# Simple Calendar Add One Event In Two Weeks · AndroidWorld run

> In Simple Calendar Pro, create… agent-qa's run of AndroidWorld's Simple Calendar Add One Event In Two Weeks task in Simple Calendar, with every step and screenshot.

- **Benchmark:** [AndroidWorld](https://vostride.com/benchmark/android-world.md), task `SimpleCalendarAddOneEventInTwoWeeks`
- **App:** Simple Calendar
- **Result:** Passed, scored by AndroidWorld's own evaluator
- **Time:** 4m 33s
- **Actions:** 24

## Goal

In Simple Calendar Pro, create a calendar event in two weeks from today at 17h with the title 'Meeting with the Team' and the description 'We will prepare for annual budget.'. The event should last for 30 mins.

## Steps

1. **open Simple Calendar Pro** (failed): Open the named calendar app to create the event on October 29, 2023.
2. **open com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro**: Open the exact installed calendar package after the app-name resolution was ambiguous.
3. **tap “New Event”**: Open event creation for October 29, 2023, two weeks after the device date.
4. **tap at (964, 2221)**: The prior tap opened the create menu despite the no-effect notice. The Event option is now visible; tap its icon to open the event editor.
5. **fill “Title” with “Meeting with the Team”**: Enter the requested event title in the focused Title field.
6. **fill “Description” with “We will prepare for annual budget.”**: Enter the requested description before setting the date and time.
7. **tap “Start date”**: Set the start date to October 29, two weeks after the device date October 15, 2023.
8. **nativeSelect “Start date calendar picker”** (failed): The date picker is a native combobox and the desired date is October 29, 2023; select that date directly.
9. **tap “October 29 calendar day”**: The custom date calendar visibly shows October 29 but nativeSelect cannot find it; target the visible day by its text rather than using the native picker API.
10. **tap at (225, 1565)**: The combobox tap had no effect because the day grid is custom-drawn without individual refs. Tap the visible 29 in the last row directly to choose October 29, 2023.
11. **tap “Confirm October 29 start date”**: October 29, 2023 is selected in the date picker; confirm it to continue setting the event time.
12. **tap “Start time 16:00”**: Open the start time picker to set the requested 17:00 start.
13. **tap “17 hours”**: Choose 17 on the 24-hour clock for the requested 17:00 start.
14. **tap “Confirm 17:00 start time”**: 17 hours and 00 minutes are selected; confirm the start time.
15. **tap “End time 17:00”**: Open the event's end-time picker so the duration can be set to 30 minutes.
16. **tap “17 hours on end time picker”**: End time is already 17 hours; selecting the hour advances the clock to minutes so I can choose 30.
17. **tap “Switch to text input mode”**: The clock remains on hours; text input mode will allow setting the end time precisely to 17:30.
18. **tap “Minute field label”**: The time dialog is in text mode with hour focused; tapping the Minute label adjacent to 00 should focus the minute input.
19. **tap at (697, 828)**: The Minute label did not focus the field; the visible 00 input box itself is the intended control and has no ref, so tap its center.
20. **fill “End time minute field” with “30”**: The end-time dialog has the minute textbox focused at 00; replace it with 30 for 17:30.
21. **tap “Confirm 17:30 end time”**: The end-time dialog visibly reads 17:30; confirm it and proceed to save the event.
22. **tap “Save”**: The event has the requested title, description, October 29 date, and 17:00–17:30 time. Save it now.
23. **tap “Reminder disclaimer OK”**: Dismiss the reminder disclaimer to let the saved event complete, then check its calendar date.
24. **assertAI**: After saving and dismissing the reminder dialog, the October month view visibly shows a Meeting entry in the October 29 cell, completing the required post-save calendar check.

## Verdict

Step verified deterministically from the assertion outcome

The recording, with every screenshot and the video, is on the [run page](https://vostride.com/benchmark/android-world/SimpleCalendarAddOneEventInTwoWeeks.md).

Other runs: [Simple Calendar Add One Event](https://vostride.com/benchmark/android-world/SimpleCalendarAddOneEvent.md) · [Simple Calendar Add One Event Relative Day](https://vostride.com/benchmark/android-world/SimpleCalendarAddOneEventRelativeDay.md).