The agent successfully gathered enough information to explain Hurae's positioning, services, clients, and philosophy, though it had to piece the story together from homepage, about page, and external articles. The site itself lacks detailed service breakdowns, pricing, and case studies—forcing the agent to rely heavily on the founders' Substack essays and positioning statements.

• ›The homepage and about page provided core positioning ('innovating in communicating', 'ceci n'est pas une agency', client roster) but no depth on individual services or pricing—the /services path returned 404, indicating incomplete site structure.
• ›The agent retrieved critical differentiation details (building their own brands first, philosophy on organic reach) from external Substack articles rather than the official site, suggesting Hurae's narrative lives partly off-site and wasn't discoverable by navigating the main domain.
• ›Pricing information is completely absent from all fetched pages; the agent correctly inferred a custom project-based model but could not cite this from site content, only from common agency practice (model memory).
• ›Web search (60% of discovery) was essential because the direct domain fetch failed initially (ECONNREFUSED); the agent had to use search results to find the correct www.hurae.be URL and locate the About and Substack pages.
• ›The final response correctly attributes cited sources but reveals that the site itself is thin on business details—clients and services are listed, but how they work, what they cost, and what results look like remain opaque on the official domain.