The agent worked around 403 access blocks by relying entirely on search results and third-party sources to assemble a reasonably complete overview of EazyDiner's core offering, pricing, and market positioning. However, the inability to fetch the primary website prevented verification of free-tier details, partner criteria, and exact feature breakdowns.

• ›All substantive facts came from search results (steps 4, 7, 8); the primary domain remained inaccessible (403 errors on steps 1–2, 6). The agent never retrieved content directly from eazydiner.com pages.
• ›Search results contained information via article URLs and snippets, but the agent did not fetch those third-party pages either—it extracted answers directly from search metadata (titles and result descriptions). No fetches succeeded beyond the failed domain attempts.
• ›The agent explicitly acknowledged three critical gaps it could not fill: free tier feature set, restaurant partner inclusion criteria, and discount stacking behavior. These admissions signal awareness that the answer was incomplete and unverified against primary sources.
• ›Pricing information came from third-party deal/analysis sites (cardinsider.com, paisabazaar.com, TechnoFino) cited in search results, not from eazydiner.com's own pricing page, so exact pricing remained unverified.
• ›The agent relied on model knowledge of the competitive landscape (Zomato, Swiggy positioning) and inferred EazyDiner's differentiation from search results that mentioned comparison discussions, rather than from EazyDiner's own marketing materials or positioning statements.