I'm looking for a technical report titled 'The Berkeley UNIX Hashing Algorithm'. Can you find this report on the website and tell me its report number, the full names of all authors, and provide its abstract?
Navigate to 'http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu'. Click on the 'Technical Reports' link. Locate the search bar on the 'Technical Reports' page. Enter 'The Berkeley UNIX Hashing Algorithm' into the search bar. Submit the search query. On the search results page, locate the technical report titled 'The Berkeley UNIX Hashing Algorithm'. Extract its report number. Extract the full names of all authors listed for this report. Extract the complete abstract of the report. Provide the report number, author names, and the abstract.
The agent successfully navigates to 'http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Technical Reports' section. The agent successfully uses the search bar to find 'The Berkeley UNIX Hashing Algorithm'. The agent correctly identifies the report number for 'The Berkeley UNIX Hashing Algorithm' as 'UCB/CSD-87-343'. The agent correctly identifies the authors as 'Kirk L. McKusick' and 'Michael J. Karels'. The agent accurately provides the full abstract: 'The Berkeley UNIX file system makes extensive use of hashing to quickly locate files and directories. This paper describes the hashing algorithm used in the Berkeley UNIX file system and discusses its performance characteristics. The algorithm is shown to be efficient and to provide good distribution of hash values, even for non-random data. The hashing algorithm is also shown to be robust in the face of file system corruption.' All extracted information must come directly from the webpage content.