Explore the Open Caching website to understand its core purpose and how it works. Specifically, navigate to the main 'Open Caching' page and identify its primary goal or definition. Then, navigate to the 'Documents' section and list the titles of any publicly available documents or specifications. Finally, navigate to the 'Code' section and identify if there are any links to code repositories or related projects.
Navigate to 'https://opencaching.svta.org/'. Click on the 'Open Caching' link in the main navigation. Identify and extract the main purpose or definition of Open Caching from this page. Navigate back to the homepage or use a direct link to the 'Documents' section. Click on the 'Documents' link in the main navigation. List the titles of all publicly available documents or specifications found on this page. Navigate back to the homepage or use a direct link to the 'Code' section. Click on the 'Code' link in the main navigation. Identify and state if there are any direct links to code repositories (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) or related open-source projects. Synthesize all collected information.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Open Caching' homepage. The agent successfully clicks on the 'Open Caching' link. The agent states the primary goal or definition of Open Caching (e.g., 'Open Caching is a set of open APIs and best practices designed to enable content providers to deliver video content to consumers more efficiently and at a higher quality.'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Documents' page. The agent lists the titles of publicly available documents (e.g., 'Open Caching API Specification', 'Open Caching Deployment Guide'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Code' page. The agent identifies and states whether there are links to code repositories or related projects (e.g., 'Yes, there are links to GitHub repositories for reference implementations.' or 'No, there are no direct links to code repositories.').