The agent retrieved the homepage and assembled a partial but substantive understanding of KoriFlow from a single fetch, identifying its purpose, audience, features, and pricing model. However, the site did not surface critical details (FAQ answers, referral tier mechanics, competitor comparisons, company contact info) or make them discoverable via navigation, leaving gaps the agent could not fill without following deeper links or external research.

• ›The homepage was the only fetched resource (step [0]). All content in the final answer derives from that single page — no navigation chains were followed, no searches performed, no follow-up fetches attempted. The agent relied entirely on one URL typed from memory.
• ›The homepage exposed the core value proposition, pricing model, and referral structure in inline content, but withheld crucial details: FAQ answers were listed but not rendered, the referral rules page (/parrainage) was linked but not fetched, and the closing fee definition remained ambiguous ('commande prise en charge' undefined).
• ›The agent correctly identified what it could not answer (FAQ answers, competitor names, company info, delivery mechanics when it is available, how sellers get paid) and marked these as absent or unclear. This indicates faithful content sourcing rather than hallucination, though the agent did not attempt to fetch the linked FAQ or referral pages to resolve them.
• ›Competitive positioning is absent from the site — the agent acknowledged this explicitly and did not speculate beyond what the homepage claimed. The statement 'I did not research outside alternatives' shows appropriate constraint.
• ›The site is French-language and region-specific (francophone Africa), with country-targeted landing pages (/boutique-en-ligne/[country]) that were not explored. A complete understanding would require fetching those or the blog, but the agent scoped its answer to the homepage and flagged this as a limitation.