The agent could not access Jobly.fi directly due to Cloudflare protection, but assembled a reasonably complete overview using web search results and prior knowledge. It answered what Jobly does (values-based Finnish job board), who it's for (job seekers and employers), pricing tiers (free for seekers, 400–4,500€ one-time campaigns for employers), and how it differs from competitors (unique values-based matching, owned by Alma Media, focus on Finnish market). However, several details remained unverified: exact current pricing, complete job seeker features, and the full feature set for recruiters—all blocked by the site's Cloudflare shield.

• ›Steps [8], [12], and [14] returned search results with article snippets and URLs to the site's content pages, but the agent could not fetch those pages directly. The search results themselves (particularly [8] and [12]) contained the key differentiator: partnership with Upright for values-based job search, and the November 2022 rebranding from Monster.fi.
• ›Pricing information (400–4,500€ tiers) came from search result snippets and prior knowledge, not from direct access to the site's pricing page. The agent cited 'Products | Jobly' and 'Frequently asked questions | Jobly' as sources but could not retrieve their actual content, relying instead on what search engines had indexed.
• ›The site is poorly agent-navigable: Cloudflare blocks all direct fetches (403 responses in steps [1], [4], [5]), forcing reliance on cached search results and public press releases (Alma Media blog post). No structured data (schema.org, JSON-LD) or robot-friendly metadata was accessible to disambiguate pricing or features. The agent had to infer and cross-reference from secondary sources rather than primary product documentation.