Explore the EDIS website to determine if there are any methods for a non-logged-in public user to access or receive updates on investigation documents, specifically focusing on how Login.gov affects public access and if RSS feeds or APIs can provide document information. Identify what information is provided on the 'Information on Using Login.gov on EDIS' page and the 'Help Guides & Documentation' page regarding public access to documents and alternative data retrieval methods.
Navigate to 'https://www.usitc.gov/'. Click on the 'Applications' button (ID 80). Click on the 'Electronic Document Information System (EDIS)' link (ID 87). Click on the 'Information on Using Login.gov on EDIS' link (ID 123) and summarize its content regarding public access. Go back to the EDIS homepage. Click on the 'Help Guides & Documentation' link (ID 174) and identify any guides related to public access, searching, or data retrieval. Go back to the EDIS homepage. Examine the 'Tools' section for information about 'RSS Feed' (ID 185) and 'API' (ID 187) and describe their potential use for accessing document information without direct login. Synthesize all gathered information to explain how a non-logged-in public user can access or receive updates on investigation documents.
The agent successfully navigates to the EDIS website. The agent accesses and summarizes information from the 'Information on Using Login.gov on EDIS' page regarding public access to documents. The agent accesses the 'Help Guides & Documentation' page and identifies relevant guides for public users. The agent describes the potential use of RSS Feeds and APIs for accessing document information without direct login, based on the information available on the EDIS homepage. The agent provides a comprehensive answer on how a non-logged-in public user can access or receive updates on investigation documents from EDIS, including any limitations or alternative methods.