The agent could not access plunji.com directly due to rate limiting and assembled a partial overview from web search snippets and search result titles. The site was functionally inaccessible to direct fetching, forcing reliance on external indexing and fragmentary information.

• ›Site enforced rate limiting (HTTP 429) on both direct fetch attempts, blocking the primary navigation method entirely—this is a hard blocker for direct agent access.
• ›Search results returned the homepage title ('You've Never Felt Your Face Do This') and branded terminology (Breath Plunge™, Breath Stem™) but no fetched page body, meaning facts about product and pricing came from search snippets and external third-party pages citing Plunji, not from Plunji's own site.
• ›The $249 price point appears only in the trajectory's search step [3] context and was never fetched from plunji.com itself—agent had to infer it from a snippet mentioning 'Plunji Ritual System costs $249.'
• ›Search result [11] about 'Plunji competitors' actually returned generic cold plunge alternatives (Morozko, Vital+, Sun Home, etc.) not direct facial-immersion competitors—Plunji-specific competitive positioning was unavailable.
• ›Agent filled multiple gaps (team info, full product range, subscription model, global availability) by explicitly calling them out as 'Missing' rather than fabricating—showing appropriate epistemic restraint when sources ran out.