The agent gathered a partial but substantive overview of SwissCalcs by fetching the homepage, sitemap, and all-calculators page, extracting what the site explicitly states about its tools, pricing, and positioning. However, the site proved thin on company details, methodology, disclaimers, and comparative positioning—gaps the agent honestly flagged rather than filling from memory.

• ›Homepage and all-calculators page present the tool list inconsistently (homepage mentions 'tax scales' lookup separately; all-calculators page does not), and the agent verified this discrepancy only by fetching both pages—the site does not clarify which tools are live.
• ›All product substance (what tools exist, that they are free, no sign-up required, in-browser computation) came directly from fetched pages; the agent did not invent or assume features.
• ›Target audience was inferred from tool topics, not stated on the site—agent was transparent about this and did not claim it as site content.
• ›The sitemap revealed structure (4 languages, dedicated calculator URLs) but the agent did not fetch individual calculator pages, leaving methodology, edge cases, and assumptions undocumented—a reasonable boundary given the task, but acknowledged as a gap.
• ›No company, team, legal disclaimer, or source citations for official figures (OFAS, ASB, FINMA) were discovered despite fetching homepage and legal notice references; the agent noted these as missing rather than guessing.