I want to explore the historical content of Ruby Weekly. Navigate to the archive of past issues and identify how many issues are listed. Then, select a specific issue (e.g., issue #700 or any other) and describe its content structure, including the types of articles or sections typically featured.
Navigate to 'https://rubyweekly.com'. Click on the '753 issues' link (ID 42) to access the archive. Identify the total number of issues listed on the archive page. Scroll down to locate and click on an issue number around #700 (or any other accessible issue number). On the selected issue's page, describe the typical content structure, noting the types of articles (e.g., main articles, quick links, sponsored content) and any distinct sections.
The agent successfully navigates to the Ruby Weekly archive page. The agent states the total number of issues listed in the archive. The agent successfully navigates to a specific past issue's page. The agent describes the content structure of a typical issue, mentioning elements such as main articles, quick links/short news items, and sponsored content, if present.