The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of ISS Lisbon's mission, curriculum, target audience, and differentiators from the homepage and admissions pages. However, pricing information was not published on the site, forcing the agent to note this gap; the tuition-fees page returned a 404 error, confirming the data was intentionally gated behind direct contact.

• ›Homepage (steps [1] and [5]) was the primary content source — it contained the school's educational philosophy, grade span, IB continuum offering, multicultural positioning (51 nationalities), and differentiation strategy. The agent fetched it twice, the second time retrieving slightly different framing (philosophical emphasis vs. competitive positioning).
• ›Pricing was explicitly unavailable: the admissions page (step [3]) referenced a 'Tuition Fees' link but did not expose amounts; the dedicated /tuition-fees URL returned 404 (step [4]), indicating the site deliberately gates pricing behind contact forms rather than publishing it.
• ›The site required direct URL guessing to navigate beyond the homepage — the agent typed the root URL from memory twice and guessed /admissions and /tuition-fees based on prior fetches, rather than discovering them through internal navigation links. This suggests the site's internal IA or link structure was not discoverable in the fetched content.
• ›The admissions page (step [3]) provided process information (contact forms, school visits) but not substantive details about programs or philosophy — those came from the homepage, indicating content was siloed and the agent had to triangulate across pages.
• ›No search results were used despite the low friction score — the agent relied entirely on typed URLs and assumed link paths, meaning the site's organic discoverability through search was not tested, and critical information (pricing) was not indexed or published in a machine-readable form.