The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of the platform's purpose, pricing, and positioning by fetching three core pages (homepage, pricing/plans, and courses). The site was navigable and published key facts directly, though some sections (instructor bios, About page) were sparse or missing, requiring the agent to note gaps rather than fill them from model memory.

• ›Pricing was directly accessible and concrete: the /plans page returned specific NT$ amounts (NT$2,000 for All Access, NT$4,200 for Annual) with clear value propositions, eliminating ambiguity that plagued steps [2] and [3].
• ›The homepage [1] provided both the platform's Chinese name and English positioning ('Executive English Communication Skills'), bilingual tagline, and instructor names—core identity information clearly published and machine-readable.
• ›The /courses page [6] delivered structured curriculum details (16 courses, specific topics, instructor continuity, 5-star ratings, NT$1,000/course pricing) that anchored the differentiation claim.
• ›Instructor details were cited by name but never substantively retrieved: steps [5] (About) and [7] (Instructors) returned only headers/footers with no bio content, forcing the agent to defer expertise details and label them unfound.
• ›The agent correctly distinguished between site-published gaps (trial, format details, competitor benchmarks) and model memory by labeling unfound items as 'Couldn't Find' rather than inferring them—maintaining fidelity to what the site actually exposed.