The agent successfully assembled a coherent explanation of docs-legacy.kraken.com by fetching the legacy API documentation site itself, but had to supplement critical pricing information from external sources (Kraken's main fee schedule and third-party comparison sites) because the docs portal does not publish pricing. The site was moderately navigable but incomplete for the stated task.

• ›The docs-legacy.kraken.com homepage returned empty content ([1]), forcing the agent to pivot to web search; this suggests the legacy site either has poor HTTP response handling or is not agent-friendly at the root.
• ›Core product/positioning information (APIs, use cases, uptime claims) came from a single fetched page ([5] docs-legacy.kraken.com/api), indicating the site consolidates content in one place, but the agent had to rely on search results and the newer docs.kraken.com to triangulate what 'legacy' means.
• ›Pricing data was entirely absent from the documentation domain; the agent retrieved it from external sources (Kraken's main fee schedule [11]), revealing a critical gap between the docs site and commercial information.
• ›The agent could not determine from the site whether the legacy docs are still maintained, actively deprecated, or coexist with docs.kraken.com ([7]), and the docs themselves do not clarify their own status or relationship to the current platform.
• ›Product scope ambiguity (which features are API-accessible vs. account-only) was noted by the agent as unresolved; the fetched docs do not explicitly map products to delivery channels.