The agent could not access the live site due to geographic blocking (403 Forbidden on all direct fetches) and assembled a partial answer from web search results and business directory snippets. The site is effectively opaque to automated navigation from outside Latvia, forcing reliance on cached search results and social media links that provided limited, fragmented information.

• ›All six direct fetch attempts to capital.lv URLs (steps [1], [3], [9], [12], [13]) returned 403 Forbidden; the site is geographically blocked, making it inaccessible to the agent regardless of navigation skill.
• ›67% of discovered URLs came from search results (steps [5], [8], [11]), not from following links on the site itself—the site's internal structure and navigation remained completely hidden.
• ›Search results provided only fragmentary facts: company age (1992), employee count (60+), authorized partnerships (Apple, Dell, Lenovo, ASUS, MikroTik), free delivery, and one price point (Windows 11 Pro €904.96). No pricing structure, service rates, or detailed service descriptions were available.
• ›The agent correctly flagged gaps it could not fill: detailed pricing, specific service SLAs, clear differentiation beyond partnerships, and what 'IT solutions' means for businesses. These gaps reflect genuine absence from search results, not agent error.
• ›Social media and business registry pages (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, DNB, LurSoft) were cited as sources but provided only company identity and contact info, not substantive product or pricing content.