The agent assembled a comprehensive overview of Be Well Physio's services, target audience, and pricing from web search results, but could not access the actual website pages due to 403 errors. All substantive information came from search snippets and external directories, not the site's own content.

• ›Website was inaccessible: every direct fetch attempt (steps [1], [3], [4], [5]) returned HTTP 403, forcing the agent to rely entirely on Google search results and cached snippets.
• ›Search results were information-rich: snippets in steps [2], [6], [7], [8] contained enough detail to answer what services are offered, pricing (€65 per session), location, hours, and differentiators (experienced therapist, personalized approach, holistic care).
• ›Pricing transparency gap is real, not a retrieval failure: the €65 physiotherapy rate appeared in search results, but no search result or snippet included pricing for pilates, personal training, cryotherapy, or other specialty services—this gap reflects what the site actually publishes.
• ›Branding confusion surfaced in search results: agent noted competing 'Be Well Physio' entities (Australia) and 'Be Well Physiotherapy' (different domain), which appeared in the same result sets and required disambiguation.
• ›Agent supplemented gaps with model-based reasoning: the 'confusing or missing' section called out pricing gaps and website confusion without retrieving new evidence, demonstrating appropriate use of prior knowledge to highlight what the site failed to expose.