The agent retrieved and summarized the homepage only, obtaining a clear picture of the therapist's core offer, pricing, target cases, and stated approach — but could not verify credentials, compare against alternatives, or explore deeper methodology pages because only the homepage was fetched. The site's homepage was readable and well-structured, but the agent did not navigate to sub-pages despite their availability, limiting depth.

• ›Only the homepage was fetched (step [0], typed from memory); all sub-pages (/pbbt, /fap, /act, /trauma-complejo, /identidad, /formacion, /info) and external links were discovered but not followed, leaving the detailed methodology and background unexplored.
• ›The homepage itself is content-dense and self-contained — it covers the service offer, pricing, exclusions, contact method, and core philosophy without requiring navigation — so the agent's task outcome of 'partial' stems from the agent's own navigation strategy, not from missing surface-level information on the entry page.
• ›Credentials are named (UNAM, CPC, 'formación especializada') but not verifiable — no license number, certification details, or external validation links are provided on the fetched page, forcing the agent to flag this as a gap rather than confirm it.
• ›The site explicitly frames the entry step as low-commitment ('Escribirme no te compromete a nada'), WhatsApp-based contact, and a first session to decide whether to continue — this is a clear funnel published on the homepage and required no sub-page fetch.
• ›The agent's final response explicitly cites its own limitations ('single fetch', 'processed through a summarizer', 'did not verify wording directly') and avoids false confidence about unavailable comparison data — a well-calibrated acknowledgment of what the site did and did not provide.