The agent assembled a partial understanding of Handshake by fetching its homepage and employer pricing page, but encountered significant gaps: the primary domain (handshake.com) redirects to an unrelated third party, student and school pricing are undisclosed, and the site makes unverified claims without comparative positioning. The agent filled gaps on alternatives using model memory rather than site content.

• ›The handshake.com domain is broken (301 redirects to a Shopify wholesale blog), forcing the agent to guess the correct URL (joinhandshake.com) from memory — a critical discovery-layer failure that would mislead direct visitors.
• ›The homepage [step 2] provided service overview and audience segmentation but disclosed no pricing for students, schools, or the platform itself, leaving two-thirds of the pricing question unanswered on the site.
• ›The employer pricing page [step 4] was the only source of concrete pricing, but even there Enterprise pricing and Pro contract terms were withheld ('contact for pricing'), and FAQ answers appeared only as headings with no body text.
• ›The agent correctly identified that student/school pricing was simply not stated on any fetched page, and did not fabricate it — a disciplined reading of absence.
• ›Differentiation claims (1M+ companies, 100K+ users, 'largest network') came from the site but were unverified; the agent's comparison to LinkedIn, Indeed, Symplicity, and Riveter came from model memory, not the site, because Handshake publishes no competitive positioning.