The agent successfully gathered enough information from two pages to explain SOURCECODESV's core offering, pricing, audience, and claims. The site's information architecture and content labeling were direct and navigable, but significant gaps in pricing transparency, policy documentation, and support hour consistency forced the agent to flag ambiguities rather than fill them from memory.

• ›Step [0] (homepage) supplied the main value proposition, product categories, sample templates, and service tiers. Step [1] (contact page) clarified support channels and added a warranty claim but revealed support hours conflict (24/7 vs. 08:00–23:00), which the agent surface from the site itself, not from guessing.
• ›The site exposed template price ranges (25,000đ–120,000đ) explicitly, but custom/bundle/VIP pricing was hidden behind 'request a quote' buttons with no accessible quote list. The agent did not attempt to trigger those interactions; it reported them as missing rather than fabricating prices.
• ›Critical policy gaps (licensing, refunds, revisions, what 'clean code' means) were absent from both fetched pages. The agent labeled these as unverified or missing, not invented. The contact page's email was described as 'obscured,' indicating the agent observed the obfuscation but did not attempt to reverse-engineer it.
• ›Placeholder-like statistics ('0+' products, '0' members, '0' purchases) and claims ('new products every day') with no visible evidence were flagged as unverified, demonstrating the agent distinguished between site assertions and site evidence.
• ›The agent cited the promotional pricing page ('Bảng Giá Ưu Đãi') as linked but not fetched, transparently reporting a navigation dead-end rather than claiming content it never received.