Agent successfully gathered a comprehensive overview of Nova Bible from three on-site pages and synthesized key positioning, features, and pricing. Site navigation was straightforward but exposed several intentional gaps: no dedicated pricing page, platform limitations unstated, Bible translations unlisted, and a tension between 'no AI' marketing and AI-assistant integration unresolved.

• ›Homepage and linked pages (MCP, reading-plans) were the only resources consulted; agent typed the root URL from memory rather than discovering it via search, and followed only explicit site links thereafter. No external sources were fetched.
• ›Pricing information was consistently stated as 'free' across all three pages with no paid tier mentioned, but no dedicated pricing page exists; agent correctly flagged this as a gap ('can't confirm whether one exists') rather than claiming a definitive answer.
• ›The 'no AI' claim on the homepage directly conflicts with the MCP page's AI-assistant integration, and the site does not reconcile this contradiction; agent identified it as a confusing gap and offered an inference (app vs. server separation) rather than claiming certainty from the site.
• ›Platform support (iPhone-only) was stated on the homepage but Android, iPad, Mac, and web were simply absent from all fetched pages; agent correctly attributed this as an unstated limitation rather than a negative statement.
• ›Bible translations included in the app were never listed, despite the reading-plans page referencing NIV word counts; agent caught this omission and did not fill the gap from model memory, maintaining fidelity to what the site actually disclosed.