I am a prospective graduate student interested in the intellectual life of the Yale History Department. Please navigate to the 'Calendar' page, then select the '20th Century US Working Group' from the 'Workshops & Colloquia listing'. On its page, identify the primary focus or description of the group and any recurring meeting information if available. After that, go to the 'People' section and find the profile for 'Professor John Smith' (assuming a generic name for demonstration). On his profile page, identify his primary research interests and at least one course he teaches.
Navigate to 'history.yale.edu'. Click on the 'Calendar' link (ID 214). Click on the '20th Century US Working Group' link (ID 412). Extract the primary focus or description of the working group and any recurring meeting information. Navigate back to the main navigation and click on the 'People' link (ID 92). Locate and click on the profile link for 'Professor John Smith' (or the first available faculty member if 'John Smith' is not found). Identify and extract his primary research interests. Identify and extract at least one course he teaches. Synthesize the information about the working group and Professor Smith's profile.
The agent successfully navigates to the '20th Century US Working Group' page. The agent extracts the primary focus/description of the working group and any meeting information. The agent successfully navigates to the 'People' section. The agent successfully navigates to a faculty member's profile page. The agent extracts the faculty member's primary research interests. The agent extracts at least one course taught by the faculty member.