As a new OCaml learner, I want to understand the structure of the 'Real World OCaml' book and find out if there's an API documentation available for the libraries used in the book. Please navigate to the 'Table of Contents' and list the first five top-level chapters. Then, navigate to the 'API Docs' and describe what kind of content is available there.
Navigate to 'realworldocaml.org'. Click on the 'Table of Contents' link (ID 7). Identify and list the titles of the first five top-level chapters. Click on the 'API Docs' link (ID 10) in the top navigation bar. Describe the general type of content found on the 'API Docs' page, specifically mentioning if it lists modules, types, functions, or provides examples.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Table of Contents' page. The agent lists the first five top-level chapters, which should include 'Introduction', 'Your First OCaml Program', 'Values and Functions', 'Modules', and 'Error Handling'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'API Docs' page. The agent accurately describes the content of the 'API Docs' page, noting that it contains documentation for OCaml modules, types, and functions, and potentially provides code examples or usage details.