The agent successfully assembled a complete understanding of kody.au by fetching the homepage, about, and work pages, then supplemented gaps with external research from The Design Kids article. The site is minimalist and on-brand but deliberately sparse on pricing and process details, forcing the agent to work around this intentional design choice.

• ›The site itself provides service categories, background, and project portfolio clearly (steps [1], [3], [4]), but publishes NO pricing information — the agent correctly identified this as a deliberate choice aligned with the minimalist philosophy.
• ›Step [10] (The Design Kids article) was the only source that revealed Kody's differentiation and what genuinely makes him different — his relationship-first approach, community commitment, and philosophy — information not prominently featured on his own portfolio site.
• ›The agent correctly inferred that contact is required for pricing and timelines by finding the only contact method (hey@kody.au) on the homepage; the /contact route returned 404, indicating the site has no dedicated contact page.
• ›Most of Kody's positioning (minimalism, mentorship, charity donation) is stated on the site (steps [1], [3]) but context and depth only emerged from the external interview-style article (step [10]), suggesting the site is identity-transparent but not self-positioning.
• ›The agent's journey required 60% link-following from the site itself; external search and third-party content were needed to fully answer 'what makes them different'—the site markets what he does but not why he's distinct.