The agent worked around an inaccessible website (HTTP 403 blocks on all Audley pages) by relying entirely on search snippets and third-party reviews to assemble a partial picture of Audley's service model, pricing, and positioning. The site itself remained unreadable, leaving gaps in fee structure, company details, and official terms.

• ›The target domain (audleytravel.com and www.audleytravel.com) blocks all automated fetch attempts with HTTP 403, making the site opaque to the agent. No fallback or robot.txt exceptions were discovered.
• ›Step [3] (web search) was the sole content-bearing source and contained all substantive facts in the final response: search result snippets synthesized third-party reviews and inferences about Audley's pricing, process, and positioning—not direct excerpts from Audley's own pages.
• ›The agent explicitly acknowledged it could not verify key claims (commission structure, subcontracting model, company founding/ownership, cancellation terms, official FAQ) because Audley's own pages were unreachable, forcing reliance on user reviews and blog posts.
• ›No structured data (schema.org, JSON-LD), metadata, or alternative access routes (API, public docs, blog feed) were discovered—the site appears to rely entirely on direct visitor browsing.
• ›The agent's final response cites sources but only as references for the search results themselves, not as direct content fetches; this framing accurately signals the information came from search aggregates, not from reading Audley's site.