The agent successfully extracted a coherent overview of what Pasjonaci does, who it serves, and its distinctive approach, but pricing remains opaque—the site publishes strategy and instructor credentials but deliberately withholds course costs behind a waiting list signup, forcing reliance on competitor pricing for market context.

• ›Homepage [step 1] contained substantive positioning (30-session structure, course names, instructor credentials, free tools, community features) but offered zero pricing or course status clarity—this information was all present on the initial fetch, making subsequent routing to /kursy, /pricing, and /matura pointless (steps 3–5 returned empty headers, revealing poor site structure or rendering).
• ›The agent correctly identified and cited the single source that delivered the final answer: the homepage [step 1]. Steps 3–5 were follow-up attempts that failed to return content, yet the agent had already captured enough from step 1 to formulate the core narrative.
• ›Pricing gap is deliberate site design, not missing content—the homepage explicitly mentions 'Zapisz się do oczekujących' (waiting list signup) buttons, signaling that cost discovery requires enrollment interaction; the agent correctly flagged this as a friction point rather than a missing page.
• ›Step 9 (second homepage fetch) added instructor credentials and philosophy but no new actionable facts—this suggests the agent was verifying or retrieving a more complete rendering of the same page, a sign the site may have been partially cached or truncated on first attempt.
• ›Web search [steps 7–8] yielded competitor pricing (35–2,699 PLN range) and course titles but zero mentions of Pasjonaci itself, confirming the platform has minimal external footprint and the agent appropriately contextualized unknowns by showing what similar providers charge rather than guessing.