Agent successfully extracted Alcova's core value proposition, audience, pricing, and differentiation from three published pages. The site was navigable but minimal—homepage and /pricing were discoverable, but the agent had to type /about from memory since it wasn't linked, and attempted discovery of /features and /resources failed with 404s, leaving some gaps in comparative positioning.

• ›Homepage and /pricing pages were content-rich and directly answered most of the task: what Alcova does, who it's for, and pricing structure. These were the primary sources.
• ›The /about page (reached by typed URL, not site navigation) was the only source for competitive differentiation and founder background—critical context for 'how it's different,' but not organically discoverable from site links.
• ›Attempted navigation to /features and /resources both returned 404s, suggesting incomplete information architecture or removed pages. The agent filled these gaps by noting what wasn't available rather than inferring from model memory.
• ›The final answer correctly identifies three legitimate gaps (no competitor comparisons, no case studies, no side-by-side feature matrices) that reflect actual site limitations, not agent failure—demonstrating accurate attribution of what was retrievable vs. not published.
• ›Pricing page exposed all four tiers with clear monthly/annual rates and commitment terms in structured form, making it immediately agent-parseable without reformatting work.