The agent successfully gathered what Stunt Double does, its pricing, and key differentiators by directly fetching the homepage, pricing page, and about page. The site is moderately agent-friendly but incomplete—core information was present and accessible, but critical details like actor composition and comparative positioning required the agent to flag gaps rather than retrieve answers.

• ›The agent relied entirely on memory-typed URLs (80%) rather than discovered navigation, indicating the site lacks a clear internal link structure or sitemap for discovery. Steps [2] and [4] (alternatives and features URLs) both returned 404, confirming thin navigation.
• ›Step [0] (homepage) and Step [3] (about page) were both substantive, but the about page required a guess—it was not linked from the homepage response, forcing the agent to infer its existence.
• ›Pricing details (Step [1]) were complete and well-structured, including tier names, costs, collaborator counts, and overage rates, making this the most agent-ready section of the site.
• ›The agent identified and clearly flagged three critical knowledge gaps: whether 'actors' are human, AI, or hybrid; absence of named competitor comparisons; and lack of technical integration documentation—none of which the site explicitly addressed.
• ›The final response quality depended on synthesis across three separate pages; no single page provided the full picture required by the task, and no overview or 'for agents' summary was discoverable.