The agent assembled a mostly complete understanding of Tide and Drift by combining direct site navigation, WordPress API calls, and a third-party directory page. The site's shallow navigation (standard pages like /pricing and /about returned 404s) forced heavy reliance on the WordPress JSON API and external sources. Critical gaps remain: the actual Good Skin Club membership price is not published anywhere the agent could access, and pricing for individual treatments is scattered and incomplete.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) and step [7] (/treatments/) provided visual framing and service descriptions via HTML, but lacked machine-readable pricing. Steps [13] and [14] (WordPress API for /membership/ and /skin-treatments/ pages) returned structured JSON with more detail but still no membership cost.
• ›Step [23] (Experience Sheringham directory listing) was the only external source that explicitly confirmed Laura's credentials (17+ years, CIDESCO/CIBTAC, B.Sc. in Human Biosciences) and some pricing anchors (£37 consultation, £76–£167 facials). The agent had to leave the primary domain to fill in identity and positioning gaps.
• ›The site publishes a WordPress API endpoint (/wp-json/wp/v2/pages) that exposed page content but did not include a structured pricing API or machine-readable service catalog. Standard navigation (/pricing, /about, /services all 404) forced the agent to infer site structure via sitemap and API discovery. Membership pricing—the main value proposition—was not published in any accessible form.