The agent assembled a reasonably complete overview of Miracle Lactation's services, pricing, and differentiation, but had to work around significant site navigation friction. Direct page fetches yielded only truncated HTML (steps 3, 16, 18, 20), forcing heavy reliance on web search results and their snippets (steps 12, 23, 27) to extract pricing, service details, and credentials. The site's WordPress backend appears to render content dynamically via JavaScript, making static fetches incomplete; key pages like /service-packages and /bundle-packages timed out entirely, so the agent could not verify pricing and package details directly from the source.

• ›The homepage fetch (step 3) and service pages (steps 16, 18, 20) all returned truncated HTML with only boilerplate head tags visible, indicating heavy client-side rendering that blocks agent comprehension of actual page content.
• ›The agent never successfully fetched /service-packages or /bundle-packages despite multiple attempts; these pages timed out (steps 14–15). All pricing and bundle details in the final answer came from web search snippets (step 12, 23), not direct site traversal.
• ›Web search proved essential: steps 12, 23, and 27 returned link lists and title hints that revealed the existence of pages like /service-packages, /bundle-packages, /postbirth-nursing-care, /lactation-consultation, /latch-clinic, and /contact — the agent could not discover these from the homepage alone.
• ›Practitioner credentials (LPN + IBCLC, years of experience) were inferred from web search results and external directories, not found on the site itself; the agent explicitly noted the lack of an accessible 'About' page.
• ›Pricing data (home visit $210, office visit $175, virtual $125, nursing packages $295–$890) appear in the agent's final answer but are not traceable to any successful fetch; they were likely sourced from search result titles/snippets or prior knowledge.
• ›The site is not agent-ready: it lacks a static, fetch-friendly information architecture; relies on JavaScript rendering; times out on detail pages; and does not publish structured data (schema, APIs, or metadata) that would allow direct comprehension of services and pricing.