The agent gathered a solid overview of Escuela de Sumie's mission, audience, and differentiation by fetching individual course pages and a bundle offering, but could not retrieve pricing information because the site does not publish it publicly—requiring users to contact directly. The site was navigable for content discovery via search results, though truncated HTML responses limited depth of curriculum details.

• ›Steps [5], [6], [8], [9], [16], [17] returned course pages with titles, descriptions, and positioning language (e.g., 'spiritual path', 'dojo philosophy', 'meditation') that grounded the agent's claim about spiritual/philosophical differentiation; these were explicitly cited in the Sources section.
• ›Pricing was absent from all fetched pages despite deliberate searches ([10], [15]); the agent correctly identified this as a gap and did not fabricate numbers, noting the business uses WhatsApp inquiry instead of published rates.
• ›The site's navigation structure was partially broken ([2], [7], [12] returned 404s for /cursos, /contact, /services), forcing reliance on web search results ([4], [11], [15], [18], [19]) to discover course URLs; the agent had to bridge gaps via prior knowledge of the founder (Carina Gulio) and external competitor research ([18]) to position Escuela de Sumie in context.
• ›HTML responses were consistently truncated in the trajectory, preventing the agent from reading full course curricula, module breakdowns, or enrollment mechanics directly—the final response acknowledges this limitation explicitly.