The agent successfully gathered enough information to describe YAGI's core offer, target audience, pricing, and differentiators, but the site's collapsed FAQ, placeholder form fields, and thin artist program documentation left significant gaps on shipping costs outside the EU, returns, sizing, fit, and artist compensation—limiting depth of comparison against alternatives.

• ›Homepage [0] delivered the core narrative in plain text: modular jacket, swappable art panels, artist partnership model, and pricing tiers. This was the backbone of the final answer.
• ›FAQ page [1] was structurally present but functionally empty—only section headers and collapsed toggles with no visible answers. The agent correctly noted this as a barrier and did not fabricate the missing content.
• ›About page [2] provided founding story, mission, and artist commitment language, but offered no concrete details on artist selection, compensation, licensing, or sustainability certifications—all marked as 'missing' in the final response.
• ›Individual art panel pricing was never exposed anywhere the agent fetched; only bundle discounts (15–20% off) and minimum jacket price (€139.99) were visible. The agent explicitly flagged this opacity.
• ›The agent did not attempt to fetch the /artists/, /retro/, or shipping/payment pages individually, despite acknowledging them in the trajectory. This was a reasonable scope boundary for the discovery task but left those sections unverified.