I need to find the full text and legislative history of U.S. federal bills and resolutions. Start on house.gov, find the official external website where this information is housed, navigate to it, and then identify the primary methods for searching or browsing these documents on that external site.
Navigate to 'https://www.house.gov/sitemap'. Click on the 'Legislative Activity' link (ID 119). From the 'Legislative Activity' page, locate and click on the link within the 'Related Resources' section that leads to the official U.S. legislative information website (e.g., Congress.gov). Once on the external legislative website (e.g., Congress.gov), identify and describe the primary search and browsing functionalities for bills and resolutions. State the URL of the external website and describe the search/browse methods available.
The agent successfully navigates from house.gov to an external official U.S. legislative information website (e.g., Congress.gov). The agent states the URL of the external website (e.g., 'https://www.congress.gov/'). The agent accurately describes at least three primary methods for searching or browsing legislative documents on the external site, 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.