I'm interested in special projects by The Seattle Times. First, find the 'Under Our Skin' project. What is its main objective, who are its primary partners or funders, what is the title of the article that discusses the 'legacy of redlining', and what year was the project published? Second, find another special project related to 'homelessness' and state its title and publication year.
Navigate to 'http://special.seattletimes.com'. On the homepage, locate the search bar and search for 'Under Our Skin'. Click on the search result that directly leads to the 'Under Our Skin' project page (it should have 'underourskin' in the URL). On the 'Under Our Skin' project page, identify the main objective or purpose of the project. Identify the primary partners or funders listed on the project page. Locate the article discussing the 'legacy of redlining' within the project content and extract its full title. Identify the publication year of the 'Under Our Skin' project from its dedicated page. Return to the homepage ('http://special.seattletimes.com'). Use the search bar on the homepage to search for 'homelessness'. From the search results, identify a special project related to homelessness (e.g., 'Project Homeless') and extract its title and publication year. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the questions.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Under Our Skin' project page (e.g., a URL containing 'underourskin'). The main objective of 'Under Our Skin' is identified as exploring 'the history and impact of racism in housing in Seattle and King County'. The primary partners or funders are identified as 'The Seattle Foundation' and 'The Raikes Foundation'. The title of the article discussing the 'legacy of redlining' is stated as 'The legacy of redlining: How Seattle’s housing segregation was shaped by racist policies'. The publication year of the 'Under Our Skin' project is stated as '2017'. A special project related to homelessness is identified (e.g., 'Project Homeless') and its title and publication year (e.g., 'Project Homeless', '2016') are stated.