The agent could not assemble a complete picture of Librasoft from the site itself because every page returned only a title, likely due to client-side rendering. It relied almost entirely on a web search snippet to answer the task; the sitemap proved the site's structure but not its content.

• ›The site is largely inaccessible to the agent: all service pages and the legal notice returned only HTML titles with no body text, indicating JavaScript-rendered content that the fetcher could not execute.
• ›The sitemap (step [5]) was the only site artifact that provided navigation structure, but it revealed URLs, not content—the agent had to guess those paths and find them empty.
• ›The web search (step [12]) was the sole source of substantive facts about Librasoft's services, positioning, a named client (Marfret), location (Marseille), and technologies (Symfony, PrestaShop). This single search result carried almost all the answer.
• ›Pricing was not available from the site, the search, or the agent's own knowledge; the agent correctly noted an unverified third-party range (€15k–€150k) but marked it as external and unconfirmed.
• ›Contact details and company facts (legal entity, SIREN, founding date, team size) were sourced only from the search snippet; the agent could not retrieve them from the site's mentions-légales page or homepage.