The agent successfully assembled a coherent explanation of Sancillo Immobilien from three page fetches, but had to work around the site's deliberate opacity on pricing and an unexplained test subdomain. Core business, positioning, and target customers were clear; specific commission rates and competitive comparisons were not published.

• ›Steps [0] and [3] (homepage) were typed from memory, not discovered via navigation—the site does not expose internal links or navigation breadcrumbs that would surface its own key pages, forcing the agent to guess URLs.
• ›Step [2] (service page at /leistungen/immobilie-verkaufen-duesseldorf) was successfully followed from the homepage, providing detailed service and pricing philosophy, but specific commission percentages remain withheld—'rates vary by property type and agreement' is the only public statement.
• ›The agent correctly identified the 'test.' subdomain as anomalous but could not explain it from site content; this flag appears unsupported by any retrieved page and suggests the agent relied on pattern recognition (test domains) rather than site facts.
• ›All substantive claims about services, geography, languages, and positioning came directly from fetched pages; the agent did not hallucinate domain facts, but did fill gaps (e.g., competitive positioning, reasons for non-disclosure) using general reasoning rather than site evidence.
• ›The site publishes no FAQ, pricing table, competitor comparison, or structured data (schema.org) that would allow machine-readable extraction—requiring manual navigation and contact for financial details.