Check if issues.scala-lang.org is accessible. If it is, find the most recently updated issue on the main listing page and provide its title, issue ID, and current status. Then, search for issues containing the keyword 'documentation' and list the titles of the first three results. Additionally, identify and list at least three distinct filter categories available on the search results page (e.g., by status, assignee, component). If the website is inaccessible, clearly state this.
Navigate to 'issues.scala-lang.org'. If the website loads successfully, proceed to the next steps. If a server error (e.g., 5xx error) or inaccessibility message is displayed, state that the website is inaccessible and stop. On the main issue listing page, identify and extract the title, issue ID, and status of the most recently updated issue. Locate the search bar or search functionality on the page. Enter 'documentation' into the search field and initiate the search. From the search results, extract and list the titles of the first three issues displayed. On the search results page, identify and list at least three distinct filter categories available (e.g., 'Status', 'Assignee', 'Component', 'Resolution'). Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'issues.scala-lang.org'. If the website is inaccessible (e.g., displays a 5xx error or 'Web server is down' message), the agent explicitly states that the website is inaccessible and the task cannot be completed. If the website is accessible, the agent correctly identifies and states the title, issue ID, and status of the most recently updated issue on the homepage. If the website is accessible, the agent successfully uses the search functionality to search for 'documentation'. If the website is accessible, the agent correctly lists the titles of the first three search results for 'documentation'. If the website is accessible, the agent identifies and lists at least three distinct filter categories available on the search results page.