Agent successfully assembled a complete product overview by fetching sentinela.ai (the actual product site) after discovering it through web search; the target domain (sentinela-demonstracao.vercel.app) was only a login demo with no public-facing content, so the agent had to pivot to the real product homepage and competitor research to fulfill the task.

• ›The target URL (sentinela-demonstracao.vercel.app) contained no product information—only a login form with partner logos. The agent correctly recognized this as a non-functional source and pivoted to web search to find sentinela.ai, the actual product site.
• ›Step [4] (sentinela.ai fetch) directly answered all core questions: what the product does (eight-dimension risk analysis), who uses it (nine user segments), pricing (R$397/month minimum), and core features (explainable AI linked to official sources). This content was explicitly site-published and comprehensive.
• ›Step [5] (competitor search) was only partially useful: the search results pointed to various unrelated 'Sentinel' products (cybersecurity, monitoring) and generic due diligence tools, but did not surface Brazil-specific competitors. The agent relied on model reasoning to contrast Sentinela's Brazil focus and explainable AI against generic alternatives.
• ›The agent's final claim about Sentinela's differentiation (explainable AI, 69M company coverage, 59-court litigation access) was directly sourced from sentinela.ai's own feature descriptions, making it strongly grounded.
• ›Navigation friction was moderate: the demo site at the user's target domain was a dead-end, requiring the agent to search outbound to find the real product. No on-page links existed to guide discovery.