Agent gathered core information about Always's mission, educational focus, audience, and brand differentiation from site content, but could not access direct shop/product pages (404 errors) and had to rely on third-party retailer data for pricing. Task was partially satisfied—the agent explained what Always does and how it differs, but could not confirm the full e-commerce model or direct pricing from the target domain.

• ›The homepage and About Us pages were discoverable and content-bearing, providing clear information on Always's hybrid education + e-commerce model, target audience (young women, girls 11+), and social advocacy positioning. These were fetched directly from the site.
• ›The Period Hub (step [4]) was successfully fetched and contributed substantive detail about the educational offerings—cycle tracking, symptom guidance, pregnancy information—which differentiated Always from pure product sellers.
• ›Two product/shop URLs (/en-gb/products, /en-gb/shop) returned 404 errors, blocking access to direct pricing and product catalog on the target domain. This forced the agent to source pricing from third-party retailers via web search (step [5]).
• ›The agent inferred that Always sells directly ('sells sanitary pads') from homepage language and product mentions, but could not verify the actual sales model, checkout flow, or shipping terms because the shop was inaccessible. This ambiguity was acknowledged in the final response.
• ›Navigation was mostly link-driven from the homepage (steps 1→3, 1→4, 1→6, 1→7); no site search or sitemap was used. The agent fell back to web search and memory-based URL guessing when on-site discovery failed.