The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of ey.gov.tw by combining content from the Executive Yuan's English website, Wikipedia, and web search snippets. The site itself was navigable but required external sources (Wikipedia, search results) to fully explain the Executive Yuan's role and structure—the official website focuses on press releases and announcements rather than providing a clear mission statement or organizational overview. The agent had to bridge gaps in what the official site explicitly stated.

• ›Step [5] (english.ey.gov.tw/) and step [12] (Ministries and Agencies page) provided organizational structure and agency listings directly from the official site, but the HTML was truncated, limiting full content extraction.
• ›Step [13] (Wikipedia on Executive Yuan) was the primary source for explaining the Executive Yuan's role and responsibilities—the official website itself did not prominently feature a 'what we do' explanation, forcing reliance on third-party sources.
• ›Step [9] (Structure and Functions page) was cited in the final response but the trajectory shows only truncated HTML; the agent likely extracted minimal content and relied on prior knowledge and search results to fill gaps about specific ministries and functions.
• ›The site surfaces press releases and agency links effectively but does not provide machine-readable, complete context about its own purpose—the agent had to synthesize from multiple external sources and prior knowledge (63% web search, 13% prior knowledge) rather than finding a single authoritative page explaining the Executive Yuan.