From the sitemap on house.gov, navigate to the section that provides access to the full text and legislative history of bills and resolutions. Identify the primary methods for searching or browsing these documents.
From the current sitemap page (https://www.house.gov/sitemap), click on the 'Legislative Activity' link (ID 119) or any other link that seems most likely to lead to a bills and reports database. If the previous step does not lead directly to a bills and reports database, explore any sub-links or related resources on the navigated page that might lead to such a database. Once on the page that allows for searching or browsing bills and reports, identify and describe the available search functionalities (e.g., search bar for keywords/bill numbers, filters for Congress, status, type, sponsor). If a dedicated 'Bills & Reports' section with search functionality is not found on house.gov, state that and suggest where such information might be found (e.g., a linked external site like Congress.gov or a specific subdomain if discovered).
The agent successfully navigates to a page that provides access to searchable or browsable legislative documents (bills, resolutions, reports). The agent describes the primary methods for searching or browsing these documents, such as: a search bar for keywords or bill numbers, filters by Congress, filters by bill type (H.R., S., H.Res., S.Res., etc.), filters by status (e.g., introduced, passed House, passed Senate, enacted), or filters by sponsor. If a direct 'Bills & Reports' search/browse functionality is not found on house.gov, the agent explicitly states this and, if possible, identifies a likely external resource or subdomain where such information is typically housed (e.g., Congress.gov). This acknowledges the agent's understanding that the functionality might reside elsewhere.