The agent could not access CleanOk's live website due to persistent bot-verification screens; it assembled the answer entirely from search engine snippets of the site's indexed pages. The site is effectively invisible to direct agent navigation, forcing reliance on cached search results that conflict on details and lack depth.

• ›Every fetch of cleanok.co.il (homepage, /about, /cleaning-price) returned a browser-verification interstitial ('Checking your browser'), blocking access to actual content. The agent never retrieved a single page from the live domain.
• ›The entire substantive answer came from step [3]'s web search, which returned links to indexed CleanOk pages and their snippets—not from fetching those pages directly. The agent cited 7 of those search result URLs in its Sources section.
• ›The search snippets contained useful service and coverage details (house cleaning, window cleaning, office cleaning, geographic scope), but the pricing section was explicitly empty when the agent tried to fetch the /cleaning-price page—forcing the agent to relay only that 'a price calculator' exists without showing actual rates.
• ›The agent identified internal contradictions in the search-indexed snippets (copyright years 2018 vs. 2010, varying service areas) but could not resolve them by refetching, since direct access remained blocked. This ambiguity could only be resolved by a human visiting the live site.
• ›The site provided no machine-readable structure (schema, sitemap, API, or llms.txt) to help the agent understand the business. Discovery and identity rely entirely on search engine caching and the agent's inference from domain name and snippet context.