Agent successfully extracted the core business model, pricing, and positioning from the homepage, then supplemented with external research on hypnotherapy efficacy to contextualize the practice. The site was sparse and missing key secondary pages, forcing reliance on homepage content and external sources to complete the evaluation.

• ›Steps [1] and [2] (typical /about and /services routes) returned 404s, indicating the site has a minimal structure; all substantive information came from the homepage alone (steps [0] and [3], both same URL).
• ›Pricing and service descriptions were explicitly stated on the homepage, making those sections directly site-sourced and navigable without friction.
• ›The agent recognized and flagged the absence of testimonials and case studies as a notable gap—this absence was itself a finding grounded in what the fetched page did NOT contain, demonstrating site transparency (or lack thereof).
• ›Step [4] (web search) did not directly answer questions about Stellar Compass Therapy but provided external validation of hypnotherapy's evidence base, allowing the agent to contextualize the practice's claims against clinical research; this was appropriate supplementation but relied on model reasoning to connect search results back to the domain.
• ›The agent could not verify Natalia's credentials because the site lists none; this gap required explicit flagging rather than inference, and no secondary pages or structured data existed to resolve it.