Explore the 'Agile Methodology' website to understand what Agile is, its core principles, and how it differs from traditional methodologies. Specifically, find a concise definition of Agile, list at least three core principles, and identify how it is presented as different from traditional approaches.
Navigate to 'https://agilemethodology.org/'. Locate and read the introductory content on the homepage to find a definition of Agile. Identify sections or links related to 'principles' or 'values' of Agile. Extract at least three core principles of Agile. Look for content that compares Agile to 'traditional' or 'waterfall' methodologies and note the key differences highlighted. Synthesize the definition, principles, and differences into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the homepage of agilemethodology.org. The agent provides a concise definition of Agile, such as 'Agile methodology is a practice that promotes continuous iteration of development and testing throughout the software development lifecycle of the project.' The agent lists at least three core principles, such as 'Individuals and interactions over processes and tools,' 'Working software over comprehensive documentation,' 'Customer collaboration over contract negotiation,' and 'Responding to change over following a plan.' The agent identifies that Agile is presented as different from traditional methodologies by emphasizing flexibility, iterative development, customer collaboration, and adaptability to change, in contrast to the rigid, sequential nature of traditional methods.