The agent successfully synthesized a comprehensive overview of Construtora Ampla from the homepage, FAQ, and About page. The site is moderately navigable but publishing-sparse: it surfaces core business facts directly but obscures pricing, track record, and project status, forcing the agent to flag significant gaps rather than complete the comparison task fully.

• ›The FAQ page (step [1]) was the most information-dense source, providing concrete pricing (Ampla Nexus R$209,990 starting price, Monte Blanc R$235,000), warranty details (5-year structural), financing clarity, and explicit distinctions (built vs. resale homes). The homepage (step [0]) and About page (step [2]) complemented it but added no new hard facts.
• ›Pricing opacity is structural: most listings show 'consulte' (ask for quote), and the agent found only two published prices across the entire site. The FAQ explains the rationale (custom builds quoted per project) but does not mitigate the user friction of having to contact sales for every inquiry.
• ›The site does not surface competitor information or comparative positioning. The agent correctly noted that no alternatives are named, making it impossible to fulfill the 'how it's different from the alternatives' part of the task beyond self-reported claims.
• ›Project status and timelines are vaguely stated on the homepage (Faber III 'em construção' without dates; Ampla Episcopal 'em breve' vs. 'próximo lançamento'). The FAQ does not address this ambiguity, and no Obras realizadas page content was retrieved, leaving the agent unable to verify completed projects or delivery track records.
• ›The site's structure is navigation-friendly (footer links, FAQ breadcrumbs) but incomplete for the discovery task: no service area boundary definition, no team experience data, no client references, no awards or certifications beyond CREA-SP registration. The agent had to explicitly call these gaps rather than invent them from model memory.