The agent successfully extracted a comprehensive explanation of Tegaki's purpose, audience, pricing, and technical differentiation from the homepage. The site is highly agent-navigable, with all key positioning and feature details prominently surfaced on a single page; the main gap is the absence of explicit competitor comparisons, which the agent bridged by explaining the technical advantage over conventional approaches.

• ›All four fetches targeted tegaki.ink/ (the homepage), indicating the site publishes its entire value proposition on one page—no navigation required. The agent retrieved the same URL four times, suggesting it re-fetched to ensure complete coverage rather than discover new pages.
• ›The site explicitly states pricing ('Yes. The library... and the Studio are free') and licensing (MIT) in an FAQ section, making billing intent immediately clear and machine-readable.
• ›Technical differentiation is well-articulated on the site: the agent quoted directly from documentation explaining centerline vs. outline animation and accessibility preservation, which are concrete, feature-level distinctions rather than marketing claims.
• ›Framework and language support are comprehensively documented (React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Astro, vanilla JS; Latin, Arabic, Hebrew, CJK, Devanagari, Bengali), allowing the agent to position Tegaki as inclusive without guessing.
• ›The distinction between Studio (static export tool) and Library (live web component) required the agent's own synthesizing language ('different use cases') because the site publishes both as separate products without a comparison matrix—a minor UX gap for discovery-stage users.