The agent fetched the homepage, About page, and llms.txt and assembled a thorough, well-sourced explanation of politics.computer, including its scope, audience, free pricing, and gaps. Navigation was clean: the homepage linked to the About and llms.txt pages, and the llms.txt file gave a machine-readable overview of the site.

• ›llms.txt exposed the site's purpose, page map, MCP/API endpoints, and Markdown access in one fetchable file, making the site highly agent-ready.
• ›The About page explained data sources, spend-range methodology, and the quiz's browser-only handling, answering most method questions directly.
• ›The site does not name its operator, publish contact details, or state data licence terms, which the agent had to flag as gaps.
• ›Internal inconsistencies surfaced across pages: seat scope differs between the homepage and llms.txt, and the '3 times' spend claim does not match the figures shown.
• ›No pricing or FAQ page exists; 'free' is the only pricing signal, so the agent could only report that.