Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive understanding of Meshroom as a premium architectural visualization agency through the homepage and web search. The site's minimal navigation structure (many standard pages return 404) forced the agent to rely on the homepage and search-discovered pages, but core positioning and services are clearly stated on the main pages.

• ›The homepage ([1], [6]) is the primary information source — it clearly defines Meshroom as a creative agency with three service lines (VIZ, CG, Photography), office locations, and contact info. The agent fetched it twice and extracted consistent facts.
• ›Critical information gaps on the site itself: pricing is completely absent with no hint of cost or engagement models. The agent correctly called this out as 'must contact' rather than speculating.
• ›Website navigation is broken ([2]–[5]): /services, /work, /about, /portfolio all return 404, despite these being standard patterns. The agent attempted to follow standard navigation paths from the homepage but was blocked, then resorted to re-fetching the homepage.
• ›Search results ([8], [10]) revealed a working /work page and /our-studio page that the direct navigation attempts missed, suggesting the site structure is either partially broken or unconventional. The agent's cited sources include links from search results (Behance, LinkedIn) rather than the site's own alternate pages.
• ›Company history and client names (Foster+Partners, Zaha Hadid Architects, NBBJ) appear only in search result snippets ([10]), not in the homepage content itself — the agent had to reconstruct positioning from external references rather than first-party claims.