Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Antenna Group's positioning, services, target market, and differentiation by navigating the homepage, about page, and work portfolio; pricing was correctly identified as intentionally undisclosed. Site structure was straightforward and accessible, though limited in depth—no detailed team bios, case study metrics, or pricing guidance were published.

• ›Homepage, /about, and /work pages all contained substantive positioning and service information that directly answered the 'what do they do' and 'who is it for' questions without requiring model inference.
• ›Pricing absence was correctly identified from the site's content itself (step [1]), not from model memory—the site explicitly avoids disclosure and directs to 'Let's Chat', which is agent-observable behavior.
• ›The /services URL returned 404 (step [4]), indicating incomplete site navigation structure; agent did not attempt alternative routes to fill this gap, though the core services were already captured from other pages.
• ›Competitor and market context came entirely from web search results (step [6]), not from the target domain; this was appropriately sourced but represents content the site does not publish about itself.
• ›Agent correctly distinguished between what the site directly exposed (service offerings, client types, values-first positioning) versus what was missing (team backgrounds, case study ROI, pricing models), avoiding over-attribution to model memory.