The agent read the homepage and sitemap to describe a fan-made MCU viewing tracker for Brazilian audiences. The site was partially navigable: the homepage rendered incompletely and lacked dedicated pages for context (about, pricing, help), forcing the agent to infer that it was free and acknowledge several unexplained UI elements and content gaps.

• ›Homepage was still loading ('Arrumando a estante…') when fetched, so the agent worked with incomplete rendering and noted that streaming providers, sort button function, and films-per-day metric were missing or unclear from visible content.
• ›No dedicated about, pricing, contact, or help pages were discoverable—creator identity and business model had to be inferred from a single credit line ('Feito por Avá Araujo') and lack of stated cost.
• ›Sitemap revealed 52 URLs and hinted at content structure (extras/series tabs, individual film pages), but most were not fetched; agent relied on URLs themselves to infer the scope mismatch between the homepage's stated 38 films and the sitemap's 40 film entries.
• ›Agent could not research or compare alternatives because the site does not position itself against competitors and the task required external research beyond the domain.
• ›All core facts in the response (what it does, who it's for, how to use it, data sources) came directly from the homepage's visible text and the sitemap structure; no external sources or model inference filled in those gaps.