The agent assembled a partial explanation of PRETERRA Academy from search result snippets and model knowledge, but could not access the live site itself or verify pricing, detailed curriculum, or competitive positioning. The site's connection failures meant all substantive content came from search indexing rather than direct site inspection.

• ›The target site (preterra.academy) was unreachable throughout the run—ECONNREFUSED and DNS errors on multiple attempts [1, 6] meant the agent never accessed live content directly. All site knowledge came from search result snippets [3, 9].
• ›Search results surfaced the Portuguese site URL but fetches to preterra.academy/en and /en/conheca both failed [5, 11], confirming site accessibility was the blocker, not agent error.
• ›The agent correctly pivoted to web search and found enough snippet content to reconstruct the core narrative (mission, target users, certification pathway, carbon-neutral claim), but had no way to verify or inspect the site's actual information architecture.
• ›Critical gaps—pricing, course length, curriculum depth, graduate outcomes—remain unfilled because the site was inaccessible and these details are not indexed in search snippets. The agent acknowledged this honestly rather than fabricating.
• ›The agent cited search results as sources [links in final response step 9], not the site itself, which correctly reflects that discovery relied on Google's index rather than site-native content exposure.