The agent gathered partial information about immock.com's core offerings (mortgage simulator and AI assistant for French real estate) but could not locate pricing details, feature depth, or clear competitive differentiation. The site is navigable at the surface level via sitemap discovery, but critical business information either does not exist on the site or is hidden behind JavaScript-rendered interactive elements that the agent could not access through HTML parsing.

• ›Step [1] (homepage HTML) and steps [11], [12] (assistant and FAQ pages) returned only skeleton HTML with JavaScript-heavy rendering—the actual content about features, pricing, and value propositions was not included in the server-side response and would require a fully rendered browser environment to access.
• ›The agent successfully discovered the sitemap (step [7]) as a routing resource and used it to navigate to /assistant and /faq, showing the site has basic information architecture, but the sitemap itself does not list /pricing, /tarifs, /features, or /about (though /a-propos exists and was attempted but failed in step [10]). Critical business pages either do not exist or are not indexed.
• ›The agent resorted to web search (steps [14]–[20]) to supplement site discovery, indicating the site itself does not publish competitive positioning, pricing, or customer information in a machine-readable or easily discoverable form. No search results directly referenced immock's pricing or detailed features from third-party sources either.
• ›The absence of an English version (/en → 404 in step [3]) and lack of multilingual support limits discoverability and agent reach, even though the task was feasible for a French-language agent.
• ›The final response explicitly cites the immock homepage and references from web search, but none of those search results actually contained pricing or feature details—the agent had to synthesize partial information and acknowledge gaps rather than retrieve complete answers from the site.