Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive description of The Microbiome Clinic's services, pricing, and positioning using web search results, but could not fetch the site directly due to rate-limiting (429 errors), relying entirely on search snippets and third-party listings rather than primary site content.

• ›Site was inaccessible to direct fetches (429 rate-limiting on all attempted URLs [0, 3, 4]), forcing the agent to rely solely on web search results and search engine snippets rather than primary content
• ›Agent correctly extracted pricing ($370–$750 for tests, $250+ for consultations) and test types from search results, which appeared complete enough to answer the commercial/pricing aspect of the task
• ›Conditions treated and service model were reconstructed from search snippet fragments (steps [6], [2]) rather than a single coherent page, suggesting the agent had to synthesize scattered pieces
• ›Medicare rebate eligibility information (referral required for Dr Froomes, other practitioners don't offer rebates) came from a search query [7] with limited matching results, not a dedicated site page—indicating the site may not explicitly document this online
• ›Agent acknowledged gaps it could not fill (treatment plan specifics, private health insurance coverage, follow-up consultation costs) as 'missing,' correctly distinguishing between what search found and what remained unavailable—a sign of appropriate epistemic humility