Agent successfully assembled a clear explanation of Perpignan's municipal website from three fetches of the homepage. The site is navigable and presents its core function and services clearly, though specific service details (pricing, online vs. in-person procedures) required the agent to acknowledge gaps rather than retrieve them.

• ›The site exposes its primary purpose, service categories, and target audiences directly in homepage content and main navigation, making core identity retrievable in a single fetch.
• ›Steps [0], [1], and [3] were repetitions of the same URL (homepage) with identical 200 responses, suggesting the agent re-fetched for clarity rather than discovering new navigation paths — 75% of URLs came from following links, yet only homepage fetches succeeded.
• ›Step [2] (stationnement link) returned 404, indicating broken or non-existent internal navigation paths; the agent noted this as missing detail but did not attempt to find pricing through alternative routes.
• ›The agent explicitly noted that the site references an 'online services portal' but does not disclose which procedures can be completed online — a gap in the site's transparency that the agent correctly identified but could not resolve.
• ›The agent's final framing of 'alternatives' (other city websites, physical town halls, paper processes) is model-supplied reasoning about competitive positioning, not information exposed by the site itself; the site makes no explicit comparative claims.