Agent successfully gathered core product, pricing, and technical differentiation information from the site. Site navigation was partly broken (404s on /about and /pages/* paths), requiring the agent to use web search to reach deep blog content that explained the sumiyaki method; product details and pricing were straightforward to locate.

• ›Homepage [1] and product collections [4] provided product names and pricing ($25–$48 range) directly; no paywall or obscured pricing.
• ›Site's /about, /pages/about-us, and /pages/sumiyaki all returned 404 errors, forcing the agent to rely on search results [7] to reach blog articles that explained the core differentiator (far infrared roasting, carbon monoxide preservation).
• ›Blog content [8] was well-structured and directly cited in the final response, confirming the agent found and used the site's own educational resources, not external sources, for the sumiyaki explanation.
• ›Subscription and non-bean product details (pour-overs, K-Cups pricing) remained unfound despite being mentioned on the homepage; the agent transparently flagged this gap rather than guessing.
• ›Agent correctly attributed its finding method: 71% link-following, 14% search, 14% typed URL, showing it relied primarily on site navigation once it could reach working pages.