Agent successfully understood Built Logic's core offering, target market, and pricing model from the homepage alone, though the site intentionally withholds detailed pricing, case studies, and team credentials. The site was navigable but deliberately opaque—all information came from a single URL revisited four times; agent did not discover or need to follow secondary links.

• ›Agent fetched only the homepage four times (steps [1–4]), all via typed memory rather than link discovery—75% of trajectory says 'followed a link' but actually zero navigation links were followed, indicating the homepage is comprehensive but the agent's own retrieval strategy was repetitive.
• ›All substantive content (services, target sector, value props, integration-first approach, lack of pricing) was present and extractable from step [1]'s response; steps [2–4] reinforced and elaborated the same facts without introducing new pages, suggesting the site does not surface deeper content through navigation.
• ›Pricing and team credentials are genuinely absent from the site by design—not failed fetches or truncation—the site explicitly routes inquiry to contact/booking flows rather than publishing this information, which the agent correctly identified rather than hallucinating.
• ›The agent's 'confusing or missing' section (case studies, team bios, explicit competitive positioning, partnership structure clarity) reflects real gaps in the published site, not retrieval failures, indicating the site is intentionally sales-funnel-optimized rather than information-rich.
• ›Agent correctly attributed all core claims (integration-first, sector focus, human-centered workflows, ROI calculator, Opportunity Map) to site content and did not resort to external model memory to fill domain-specific gaps, demonstrating appropriate confidence boundaries.