The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive understanding of Fidelity Studio by fetching the site's markdown-rendered pages, which the site explicitly made available. The agent clearly identified what the studio does (design, branding, app development, AI consulting), who they serve (Swiss businesses), their collaborative approach, and their team—but explicitly noted that pricing information was entirely absent from the site, requiring direct contact. The site was highly navigable via its published markdown index, though one critical business detail (cost) remained hidden.

• ›Steps [5], [7], [8], [11], [13], [14], [16] returned markdown-formatted service and project pages that directly populated the final answer's 'What They Do', 'Who It's For', and 'How They're Different' sections. The agent did not need to extract data from HTML or reassemble fragments—the site published complete, structured content in machine-readable form.
• ›The site's markdown layer ([5] onward) revealed that the studio explicitly publishes its philosophy, process, and portfolio but does NOT publish pricing, timelines, or project scope ranges. The agent correctly identified this gap and called it out rather than filling it with speculation.
• ›Discovery of the markdown endpoint ([5]) appears to have been a prior-knowledge guess ('direct guess', 90% prior knowledge sourcing), since [1] and [3] fetched HTML but [5] was the agent's own choice to try the .md variant. The site does not appear to link directly to markdown versions from the HTML homepage—agent had to infer the URL pattern.
• ›The agent's final response is grounded almost entirely in what the fetched pages returned, with explicit citations (e.g., 'their portfolio (companies like The Alpinist beverages...)' and the 6-person team count). No speculation was treated as fact.
• ›The absence of pricing, timelines, case study testimonials, and English-language content were all correctly flagged as missing—the agent did not invent these details but rather noted them as gaps that would require human contact to fill.