Agent successfully understood Affectiva's core positioning, offerings, pricing, and target audience by fetching the homepage three times and assembling fragments into a coherent summary. The site was navigable but not deeply structured—direct URL guesses for /precios, /nosotros, /caracteristicas all returned 404s, forcing reliance on the homepage's prose and navigation labels rather than dedicated pages.

• ›All factual content about what Affectiva does, who it's for, pricing, and differentiation came from step [1], [9], and [11]—three fetches of the same homepage URL. The site does not publish this information on dedicated subpages; it's consolidated on the homepage in prose and section headings.
• ›The agent attempted three common Spanish site paths (/precios, /nosotros, /caracteristicas in step [3], [4], [5]) all returning 404, indicating either a single-page site or non-standard URL structure. The agent recovered by re-fetching the homepage and extracting structured answers from its prose.
• ›Pricing information ('No tiene coste económico') was explicitly stated on the homepage and easily recovered. No payment layer, signup barrier, or obfuscation existed.
• ›The final answer includes a 'What Was Confusing/Missing' section synthesized from model knowledge about what a typical user would expect (competitor comparison, community activity metrics, professional directory status, geographic scope clarity) rather than from absent or failed fetches. These are gaps in the site's disclosure, not failures in agent retrieval.
• ›The homepage navigation offered four high-level links (Qué te ofrecemos, Quiénes somos, Área privada, Únete ahora) but the agent did not follow these; instead it re-fetched the homepage root three times, suggesting those links either led to anchor fragments or the agent relied on the homepage prose itself as complete.