The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Delucchi Capacitación by combining WordPress API introspection, web search results, and individual course/category page fetches. The site is moderately navigable but poorly agent-ready: pricing and core value propositions are scattered across product pages rather than centralized, course details require manual page crawling, and key differentiators (OTEC accreditation) had to be discovered via search rather than prominently featured in structured metadata. The agent worked around these gaps by synthesizing fragments across multiple sources.

• ›Steps [9] and [14] revealed the WordPress REST API exposed a searchable page catalog (course titles, slugs, URLs) but not content bodies, requiring the agent to fetch individual pages to extract details.
• ›Steps [21] and [26] were critical: web search returned course product pages and OTEC context that the homepage and navigation did not expose; the agent could not discover competitor positioning or regulatory context from the site alone.
• ›Steps [16], [17], [23], [24] all returned full HTML but with truncated responses; the agent was unable to extract pricing, curriculum details, or instructor bios from the raw page content, suggesting heavy reliance on client-side rendering or JavaScript-loaded content that the fetcher did not execute.
• ›Pricing was cited as 'not clearly published' — the agent had to infer from search results (BLS course examples) rather than finding a centralized pricing page or API endpoint.
• ›OTEC accreditation (the site's main differentiator according to the final response) was not discovered from the site's own content but from external search results and government resources referenced in step [26].
• ›The site uses WooCommerce but the REST API was blocked ([19] returned 401), preventing structured product catalog access; the agent had to resort to search and manual page crawling.