The agent successfully assembled a coherent overview of Riverun's portfolio, audiences, and pricing from fetched homepage, about, and product pages, but encountered a fragmented site architecture where the main domain downplays scope and pricing opacity required direct product visits or fallback to model memory. The site is moderately agent-ready but requires knowledge of the separate Riverun.site URL to discover the full 38-product portfolio.

• ›Homepage/about pages (steps [0], [2]) presented only 4 products (Math.Foundation, Language.Ninja, Honest Insurance, Riverun Academy) with minimal scope detail; the full 38-world portfolio only emerged from step [7] (riverun.site), which was NOT linked from or discoverable via the main domain — major information architecture gap.
• ›Math.Foundation (step [3]) was the only product with complete, machine-readable pricing and feature details readily available; Language.Ninja and Honest Insurance were cited on the homepage but inaccessible (steps [4], [5] failed/timed out), forcing reliance on search results or model inference.
• ›The agent had to type URLs from memory for Math.Foundation (step [3]) and Language.Ninja (step [4]) — these were not surfaced via navigation links from the homepage, indicating poor internal discoverability.
• ›Riverun.site (step [7]) was discovered only via web search (step [6]), not from any link on riverun.com.au; this suggests the main site does not advertise the existence of its comprehensive product directory, creating a hidden information silo.
• ›The final response correctly flags the 'Homepage mismatch' and scope confusion as key friction points, grounded in the gap between steps [0]/[2] (4 products) and step [7] (38 products), demonstrating strong attribution awareness despite the site's fragmentation.