I'm a developer trying to understand the nuances of different command-line tools and system calls. Please navigate to the 'Documentation' page and find the 'Random docs' section. Specifically, I need to know the key differences highlighted between 'curl' and 'Wget', and the primary distinctions between 'poll', 'select', and 'event-based' approaches for system calls. Summarize these differences based on the content of the respective documents.
Navigate to 'https://daniel.haxx.se'. Click on the 'docs' link (ID 5). Locate and click the 'curl vs Wget' link (ID 32) in the 'Random docs' section. Read the content of the 'curl vs Wget' page and summarize the key differences. Navigate back to the 'Documentation' page. Locate and click the 'poll vs select vs event-based' link (ID 44) in the 'Random docs' section. Read the content of the 'poll vs select vs event-based' page and summarize the primary distinctions. Synthesize the findings for both comparisons.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Documentation' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'curl vs Wget' comparison page. The agent accurately summarizes the key differences between 'curl' and 'Wget' as presented on the page (e.g., curl is a library and a tool, Wget is a tool; curl handles more protocols; Wget is recursive/non-interactive by default; curl is more script-friendly). The agent successfully navigates back to the 'Documentation' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'poll vs select vs event-based' comparison page. The agent accurately summarizes the primary distinctions between 'poll', 'select', and 'event-based' approaches as presented on the page (e.g., select's fd_set size limitation, poll's more scalable file descriptor handling, event-based models like epoll/kqueue for high performance/scalability). The final output combines the summaries for both comparisons clearly.