The agent assembled a reasonably complete profile of the practice by combining web search results with fetched pages, but encountered significant friction: the website's JavaScript-heavy architecture prevented direct content extraction from most pages, forcing reliance on search engine snippets and prior knowledge to answer core questions about services, hours, and contact info. The agent successfully characterized what the practice does, who it serves, and its distinctive approach, but could not retrieve pricing or booking information that may or may not exist on the site.

• ›Steps [16] and [17] returned 200 responses but their HTML bodies were truncated to metadata only, indicating the site renders content via client-side JavaScript that static HTTP fetching cannot execute. The agent had to reconstruct service and hours details from search snippets instead of the actual website pages.
• ›Search steps [8], [13], and [14] were critical content sources—they returned directory listings and Doctolib references that provided concrete details (Dr. Flamann's name, hours Mon/Fri 8am-12pm, Tue/Thu 8am-12pm + 4-6pm, services like EKG, diabetes management, acupuncture) that the website fetches could not deliver.
• ›The agent correctly identified two unresolved gaps: (1) address discrepancies across sources, and (2) complete absence of pricing despite offering alternative/holistic services that may not be covered by statutory insurance. Both indicate either missing content or content not indexed by search engines.
• ›The site's navigation structure is opaque—traditional URL patterns like `/leistungen` and `/uba` return 404s, but `/leistungsspektrum`, `/über-die-praxis`, and `/über-die-praxis/sprechzeiten` return 200s. The agent discovered valid URLs only via search results or trial, not via on-site navigation.
• ›The agent did not cite the homepage or any intermediate navigation page in its final sources, suggesting the homepage either does not contain actionable detail or was not successfully parsed due to JavaScript rendering.