The agent gathered a complete, well-sourced overview of Fallegro by fetching the homepage and About page, both of which were directly accessible and content-rich. The site clearly explains its core mechanic, audience, free pricing, and operator identity, but leaves several operational details (funding, hint mechanics, phased unlocks) unstated — gaps the agent properly flagged rather than guessed.

• ›Both content-bearing steps (homepage and About page) were directly accessible and explicitly cited; the agent used no search results or external sources, only the site's own pages.
• ›The homepage delivered the game's core concept, feature set, and pricing in a single fetch; the About page added operator name, funding transparency, and contact email, making a two-page read sufficient.
• ›The agent correctly identified and called out unstated operational details (funding mechanism, hint system behavior, availability timeline for 36 works, piano sound licensing) rather than fabricating answers, showing disciplined use of site content.
• ›The site does not name competitors or differentiate explicitly; the agent properly attributed the differentiation summary ('deterministic physics, no ads/trackers, no paywall') to the site's own claims, not inferred comparison.
• ›Navigation was minimal but native: the agent followed a single link (homepage → About) and discovered both pages through direct URL memory and site structure, indicating the site's information architecture surfaced key pages without friction.