The agent assembled a reasonable explanatory overview of TJMT by relying almost entirely on web search results and news articles, since the main tjmt.jus.br domain itself was largely inaccessible to automated parsing—likely due to JavaScript rendering or poor semantic structure. The site's actual content was never successfully extracted.

• ›Steps [0], [1], and [3] attempted direct fetches of tjmt.jus.br and its main Consulta Processual subsystem; all returned minimal or unparseable content (only navigation link text visible), indicating the site relies on client-side rendering or was not structured for easy content extraction.
• ›The agent's final answer draws substantively from search results ([2], [4], [6]) and news articles mentioning TJMT services, not from the site itself—indicating the site does not self-advertise its value proposition, pricing, and feature set in readily fetchable form.
• ›The 'Pricing' section relies entirely on search results mentioning 'free services'—no direct evidence that tjmt.jus.br itself publishes pricing information; the agent inferred 'all free' from external news rather than from site content.
• ›The 'Differentiation from alternatives' section explicitly acknowledges it is based on model memory, not retrieved content—the agent could not find comparative information in search results or on-site.
• ›Critical features (TodoJud app, WhatsApp service, Cejusc) and the overall service architecture were discovered via search results and news articles, not from the main domain, indicating tjmt.jus.br does not centralize or surface this information effectively for automated discovery.