Agent successfully retrieved and synthesized all core information published on the site across two pages (homepage and /apps/), correctly identifying that Kaiyou Digital operates as both a consultancy/games studio and a consumer apps publisher, though the site itself never explains how these relate. The site was navigable but sparse on pricing, timelines, and strategic context.

• ›The homepage and /apps/ page together fully account for the agent's findings; both were fetched and content-bearing. No other pages were opened, and the agent correctly flagged which sections (/#services, /#team, /#product) were not visited.
• ›Pricing is genuinely absent from both pages — the consulting side invites contact-form enquiries only, and most apps show no pricing or release dates. The agent did not invent or assume prices; it reported what was and was not published.
• ›The site conflates two distinct business lines (enterprise consulting + consumer apps) without explaining their relationship or strategic cohesion. The agent correctly identified this as a confusing presentation rather than a failure on its part.
• ›The agent followed one discoverable link (from homepage to /apps/) and typed the domain from memory. Both paths were successful; the site's internal link structure was minimal but sufficient.
• ›All significant gaps the agent flagged (no case studies, client names, game details, team size, company location beyond UK registration, response times) are genuine site absences, not retrieval failures — the pages fetched completely and contained only what the agent reported.