The agent gathered a partial but useful picture of Realfagsportalen by combining metadata snippets from the live site with fallback information from a backup LearnWorlds mirror. It confirmed the platform's core purpose (Norwegian mathematics video courses for secondary students), identified the target audience, located approximate pricing models, and named competitors — but could not access exact current pricing or detailed feature information because the main site uses client-side rendering that returns only an empty HTML skeleton. The platform is discoverable and has clear positioning, but pricing and detailed feature documentation are not published in a machine-readable form on the live domain.

• ›Steps [4], [16], [18] returned only HTML skeletons with meta descriptions; no actual pricing, course list, or feature details were in the fetched HTML. The agent extracted information from meta tags (e.g., 'Prøv matematikkurs på nett gratis. Få videoleksjoner, quizoppgaver og hjelp fra Newton') rather than rendered page content.
• ›Step [12] was the most content-bearing: the backup LearnWorlds domain returned actual rendered HTML with course descriptions, pricing structure (299 kr/month, 2,490 kr one-time), and curriculum details — information the live site did not expose in fetched form. This forced the agent to rely on an outdated mirror rather than live site data.
• ›The agent had to infer most pricing and feature details from web search results and meta descriptions rather than from the actual site; exact current pricing remained uncertain. The 'Newton' AI assistant was mentioned in meta tags and search results but never detailed anywhere the agent could access, leaving it as a confusing gap in the final explanation.
• ›The site is discoverable (search engines index course pages like /course/matematikk-r1) and its positioning is clear from meta descriptions, but the live domain is not agent-navigable in practice — it requires JavaScript to render content, making it invisible to server-side fetches. The agent had to assemble the answer from fragments: meta tags + old backup domain + search results.