The agent was unable to fully understand daiso-finder.kr from direct website inspection alone, relying instead on the manifest.json file (step 22) and extensive web search to piece together the answer. The site's HTML responses were truncated/unhelpful (all 404s and homepage fetches returned only boilerplate script bundles), forcing the agent to work around inaccessible content and assemble its final explanation from prior knowledge, search results, and a single machine-readable artifact. Despite this friction, the agent delivered a reasonably complete answer covering what the service does, who it's for, pricing, and key differences from alternatives, though it correctly flagged critical uncertainties about the service's official status and data source.

• ›Only step 22 (manifest.json) returned actual content-bearing data — the description field stated 'Check product inventory, prices, and display location at Daiso stores.' All other direct fetches returned truncated HTML with no readable content, making the site effectively opaque to document inspection.
• ›The agent had to rely on web search (steps 3–4, 6, 8, 13–16, 18–21, 23) to infer the service's purpose, positioning, and alternatives, since the site itself published no About, FAQ, or Help pages. Pricing was inferred from the manifest.json manifest (free) rather than stated anywhere on the live site.
• ›The site's technical setup (Next.js/Vercel PWA) is modern and SEO-optimized, but it publishes no creator attribution, contact information, or official relationship statement — a major accessibility gap that left the agent unable to answer whether this is an official or third-party service, undermining trust.
• ›The agent successfully identified a competing service ('다찾소 요정 또비') through search but could not directly compare features since neither service publishes detailed feature matrices or differentiators.
• ›The site appears to be a single-page app that renders content client-side, making server-side HTML fetches unreliable for content extraction — the agent would need to execute JavaScript or hit an API endpoint to retrieve actual product/branch data.