Agent successfully mapped +Unidos' core mission, target audiences, and differentiation, but encountered significant gaps in pricing and participation mechanics that the site deliberately obscures. Site was navigable for discovery but deliberately withholded transactional details, requiring agent to flag these gaps rather than assemble a complete picture.

• ›Site discloses organizational identity (social investment fund, 15 years, bridge model) consistently across multiple fetches but provides zero pricing/fee transparency — agent correctly identified and flagged this gap rather than fabricating.
• ›Agent discovered core content by typing homepage URL from memory (60% of navigation), suggesting the site's internal linking structure was weak; agent had to guess at subpages (/en/projects, /en/sobre/rede) to find additional detail.
• ›Agent used web search (step [6]) to contextualize +Unidos within Brazil's impact investing ecosystem, but search results supplied only peer organizations (BrazilFoundation, Artemisia, FIRST Fund), not comparative positioning — +Unidos' actual competitive claims came only from site content.
• ›Site explicitly references 'benefits,' 'institutional partners,' and 'associated companies' but does not expand those sections in fetched content, forcing agent to note that actual mechanics remain behind contact forms.
• ›Agent correctly distinguished between what the site claims (+Unidos as coordinator/facilitator with measurable reporting) and what the site withholds (financial flows, membership process, corporate partner names), avoiding false synthesis.