Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of Eduardo Álvarez's consulting and course business by fetching the homepage, working-with-me page, and courses subdomain. The site required manual assembly of facts across pages and disclosed pricing only via email—a design choice that limited machine-readability but did not prevent understanding.

• ›Core service descriptions came directly from homepage and /working-with-me page fetches; no search was needed. Agent followed links shown on the homepage (steps [1]→[5], [1]→[6]).
• ›Pricing information was intentionally non-public and scattered: /working-with-me disclosed billing unit types (per-session, monthly retainer, fixed event fee) but stated all quotes require email discussion; courses page said 'free to start' but hid full pricing behind a collapsed FAQ that was not retrieved.
• ›The site is bilingual (Spanish/English) but target audience inference relied on agent assembly of clues (conference locations, Spanish language snippets, regional framing) rather than explicit audience statements—no 'target market' page or structured metadata was present.
• ›Agent cited no external sources or search results in the final answer—all substance came from three on-domain fetches. The 83% link-following rate and 17% URL-from-memory rate reflect that discovery required both homepage navigation and direct URL guessing (/working-with-me was intuited, not discovered via nav links in the trajectory shown).
• ›Courses subdomain (cursos.eduardoalvarez.dev) was reachable but incomplete: FAQ section containing pricing was collapsed/unreadable in the fetch response, forcing agent to note the gap rather than answer the pricing question fully for that product line.