The agent read the homepage, agents catalogue, and FAQ, then produced a thorough explanation of Spellbook's offering, pricing, and claimed differentiators, flagging ambiguities. The site was navigable and self-describing via in-page links, though pricing labels, agent counts, and warranty terms were inconsistent and it lacked a dedicated pricing page or machine-readable endpoints.

• ›The homepage linked directly to the agents catalogue and FAQ, letting the agent reach the core answer in three fetches with no dead ends.
• ›Pricing was presented as 'From $X+ $Y/mo' without labeling which figure is setup versus recurring, forcing the agent to report it ambiguously.
• ›Internal inconsistencies (20 vs 11 agents, 30-day warranty claimed on homepage but absent from FAQ) required the agent to pick the more authoritative source and flag the conflict.
• ›No llms.txt, sitemap, robots.txt, or API docs were linked; the agent probed agents.md without success and relied on HTML pages only.
• ›Differentiation claims versus freelancers and SaaS were self-promotional with no third-party evidence, which the agent correctly labelled as unverified.