The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Access Rehab's services, pricing, target audience, and positioning from the site's homepage, about page, and treatments page, supplemented by external review data; the site was reasonably navigable but lacked a dedicated pricing page and women's health details page (both 404s), forcing the agent to reconstruct answers from fragments and fill gaps with reasoning about what was missing.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) provided the foundational service overview and locations—the primary content-bearing fetch that the final answer relied on for 'What They Do' and target audience.
• ›Step [6] (treatments page) was discovered by agent memory rather than site navigation and contained the only explicit pricing data; the dedicated /priser page (step [3]) returned 404, making this the sole source for the pricing section.
• ›Step [4] (about page) supplied the differentiation narrative—evidence-based care, athlete standards, active rehabilitation—which formed the basis for 'What Makes Them Different,' a key deliverable.
• ›Step [10] (web search) surfaced external review platforms (Reco.se, Vården.se, Yelp) that the agent cited to support ratings claims; the search itself was a router, but the cited sources are third-party, not from the target domain.
• ›The agent noted multiple gaps (inaccessible pricing page, vague women's health details, no package options) as observations based on failed fetches and what it could infer from successful pages—these were reasoning artifacts, not site-supplied content.