The agent could not access the site directly (HTTP 429 on all fetches) and reconstructed a partial answer from web-search snippets alone. The answer covers basic business model and contact details but lacks primary verification, pricing depth, and employer-facing information.

• ›Site was completely inaccessible via direct fetch; agent fell back entirely to search-result snippets, which are secondhand and inconsistent (e.g., vacancy count varies between pages).
• ›Search results surfaced page titles and summaries but no actual page content, forcing the agent to rely on snippet text rather than fetched HTML—a significant barrier to detail and verification.
• ›Agent explicitly flagged gaps it could not fill: FAQ text, employer pricing, phased-contract details, and direct contact-page verification, indicating the task was only partially answered.
• ›Agent recommended retry after rate-limit clears, targeting /werkzoekend FAQ and employer pages—these resources exist on the site but remained unfetched, showing the site is navigable but temporarily blocked.
• ›The domain is Dutch-language only; agent did not flag language as a barrier but did not fully explore whether multilingual content was available elsewhere on the site.