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\n\n - We might create separate windows for apps (like Settings, Copilot, etc) that are hidden initially.\n\nFor the Live Wallpaper:\n We can use a canvas with particles that move away from the cursor.\n\nFor the Copilot:\n We will use the `websim.chat.completions.create` to simulate an AI assistant. We'll open a window when the Copilot icon is clicked.\n\nSince we are building a simulation, we don't have to implement everything, just the key features.\n\nSteps:\n\n1. Create the top App Bar (fixed at top) with:\n - Start button (Windows logo)\n - Search bar (centered)\n - Icons on the right (maybe a Copilot icon, settings, user, etc.)\n\n 2. Widget in the upper-left: we can use a draggable widget (for now, just fixed) that shows time and weather (mock data).\n\n 3. Desktop icons: fixed at the left (maybe two: Recycle Bin, This PC)\n\n 4. Floating taskbar (dock) at the bottom: with app icons (File Explorer, Microsoft Edge, etc.) and the trash icon.\n\n 5. Background: we'll create a canvas as the background for the live wallpaper.\n\n 6. Windows: we'll have hidden windows for Settings, Copilot, File Explorer, etc.\n\nWe'll also need:\n\n- Styles: to make it look like Windows 12 (Fluent Design)\n\nWe are going to generate:\n\n- index.html: the main file, with the structure and includes\n - styles.css: for styling (but the user did not provide one, so we create it)\n - script.js: for interactivity\n\nBut note: the instructions say we can use

Windows 12 Simulation