The agent successfully gathered enough information from two pages to describe GaijinToSensei's core offering, pricing, and target audience, but the site left several material details ambiguous (feature gating, full N5 scope, N3–N1 descriptions) that the agent appropriately flagged rather than inventing.

• ›The homepage and pricing page are the only fetched pages; the agent did not navigate to course detail pages (/cours), FAQ (/faq), or learning path (/parcours) despite listing them as 'key links,' so depth is incomplete by design.
• ›Pricing was unambiguous once the agent reached /tarifs, but the homepage created false signals by presenting N5 and N4 as a complete path without clarifying that N4–N1 were 'in preparation' — the pricing page corrected this.
• ›The agent correctly identified that feature gating (which features are free vs. paid beyond N4–N1 unlock) is not explicitly documented on the fetched pages, rather than inferring or guessing.
• ›The domain spelling inconsistency (gajintosensei.com vs. gaijintosensei brand) was noted but not resolved; the agent did not attempt to verify canonical branding or check for a second domain.
• ›The site publishes pricing as a one-time model clearly on /tarifs with bundle discounts visible, making that section straightforward; the absence of competitor comparison was noted as a site limitation, not a retrieval failure.