I'm considering submitting a preprint to bioRxiv and have a few questions. First, what is the primary license under which bioRxiv makes preprints available, and what are the other available license options? Second, what is the policy regarding authors submitting their preprints to peer-reviewed journals? Third, I'm interested in preprints about 'CRISPR'. Find the most recent 'CRISPR' preprint listed on the search results page, and provide its full title, the category it's assigned (e.g., 'New Results'), and its DOI.
Navigate to bioRxiv.org. Click on the 'About' link in the top navigation bar. On the 'About' page, locate and identify the primary license under which bioRxiv makes preprints available and list any other available license options. Navigate to the 'FAQ' or 'Submission Guide' section (if available, otherwise look for similar content related to journal submission policies). Locate and extract the policy regarding authors submitting their preprints to peer-reviewed journals. Return to the bioRxiv homepage or search results. Use the search bar to search for 'CRISPR'. Ensure the 'Order by' filter is set to 'Newest First'. Identify the first search result (preprint title) from the 'Newest First' ordered list. Extract its full title, the category it's assigned (e.g., 'New Results'), and its DOI. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to bioRxiv.org and then to the 'About' page. The agent correctly states that the primary license is CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 and lists CC BY 4.0, CC BY-ND 4.0, and CC0 1.0 as other available license options. The agent successfully navigates to the relevant section (e.g., FAQ) to find submission policies. The agent correctly states that authors are free to submit their preprints to peer-reviewed journals, and that bioRxiv does not consider this prior publication. The agent successfully performs a search for 'CRISPR' and sets the order to 'Newest First'. The agent identifies the correct most recent 'CRISPR' preprint from the search results. The agent accurately extracts and provides the full title of the most recent 'CRISPR' preprint. The agent accurately extracts and provides the category (e.g., 'New Results') of the most recent 'CRISPR' preprint. The agent accurately extracts and provides the DOI of the most recent 'CRISPR' preprint.