Agent assembled a solid overview of Cottona's business (custom luxury table linens, Dutch manufacture, two markets, €60–€85+ pricing) from the homepage and search results, but hit rate-limiting on deeper product/pricing pages and could not access detailed competitor analysis. The site's navigation structure is unclear—direct URLs for shop, pricing, and about pages return 404s or 429s, forcing reliance on search results to find navigable paths.

• ›Homepage (step [1]) provided rich foundational content: company founding, product range, manufacturing location, personalization options, and sustainability positioning—all fetched successfully without navigation discovery.
• ›Direct URL guesses for /pricing, /shop, /products, /about all failed (404 or 429), revealing either poor URL structure or aggressive rate-limiting. The site's own navigation apparently does not surface these common paths.
• ›Search results (steps [6] and [8]) became the primary discovery mechanism, returning functional URLs like /en/pages/luxury-tablecloths and /en/pages/about-cottona that direct fetches could not access—indicating the site publishes content through search-friendly paths rather than obvious directory structure.
• ›Pricing data (€59.95–€137.95 range) came only from search snippets, not a dedicated fetched pricing page. The agent had to assemble price examples from search results rather than accessing a structured price table.
• ›Competitor comparison task was unmet—search results returned only Cottona's own content, not comparative analysis. The agent acknowledged this gap rather than inventing comparison claims.