The agent could not complete the primary task fully due to the target website being down (WordPress critical errors on all pages). It worked around this by assembling a partial answer from LinkedIn and Facebook metadata, along with web search results about Belgrade design agencies. The answer captures what Kontravers does and who it serves, but pricing—a core requirement—remains unfound, and portfolio/differentiation details are incomplete.

• ›Step [7] (LinkedIn company page) was the only content-bearing fetch that succeeded and returned structured company metadata—description, team size, and service claims. Step [15] (Facebook page) loaded but returned minimal actionable content beyond presence confirmation.
• ›The target site (kontrave.rs) was completely inaccessible; every page attempted ([1] /, [4] /en, [5] /pricing, [6] /services, [13] /about-us, [14] /portfolio) returned WordPress 500 errors. The agent did not guess or infer the missing content; it explicitly flagged pricing as 'not found' and unavailable anywhere.
• ›The agent discovered Kontravers through web search (56% of fetch sources), not direct site navigation. LinkedIn was the only reliable source; searches returned competitor comparisons but not Kontravers' own pricing or detailed positioning. The site publishes no structured data, pricing page, or portfolio in a machine-readable form that the agent could access.