The agent successfully understood AMINGROWTH's core business model, target audience, and pricing strategy, but had to work around a single-page application architecture and missing pricing details for custom systems. The site was navigable once the agent discovered the actual route structure (/formacion-ia, /sistemas-ia, /fundae) via web search, but conventional navigation paths (/pricing, /services, /about) all returned 404s, forcing reliance on prior knowledge and inference rather than site-published navigation.

• ›Steps 11, 12, 13 (formacion-ia, sistemas-ia, fundae pages) were the only content-bearing fetches that succeeded and were explicitly cited in the final response's source section. These pages contained the substantive information about what AMINGROWTH does, who it's for, and how FUNDAE-subsidized training works.
• ›The agent discovered these URLs through a web search (step 10) that surfaced blog articles and referenced pages mentioning 'formacion-ia', 'sistemas-ia', and 'fundae' — the site itself did not expose these routes via navigation from the homepage. Steps 1-8 (homepage and attempted conventional paths) all returned either truncated HTML or 404s, indicating the site publishes no obvious navigation structure or sitemap for agents to follow.
• ›Pricing for custom AI systems remains partially unanswered because the site explicitly does not list it — the agent noted 'No pricing explicitly listed' and that clients must use a free consultation model. This is a genuine site limitation, not a retrieval failure. The agent had to acknowledge this gap rather than fabricate pricing.
• ›The homepage (step 1) returned truncated HTML that did not include readable text content, making it unsuitable as a primary information source. The agent pivoted to search-discovered routes, indicating the homepage is likely a Next.js SPA that requires client-side rendering to display content — a significant agent-readiness issue.
• ›The agent's final response relies heavily on inference and prior knowledge of Spanish business funding mechanisms (FUNDAE) to contextualize what it found. This suggests the site assumes Spanish-language domain knowledge and does not explain FUNDAE in depth, requiring the agent to bridge gaps.