Agent successfully assembled a coherent overview of Cummins Computer's business model, services, pricing, and positioning from the site. The site was navigable and straightforward; pricing was published (hourly + quote-based), but the agent had to note what was conspicuously absent (service guarantees, case studies, competitive positioning details) based on model-guided analysis rather than retrieved evidence.

• ›Steps [1], [3], and [5] provided all substantive answers; the site publishes services, target markets, and pricing in direct, machine-readable form across three pages.
• ›Agent discovered [1] and [5] by typing URLs from memory (not surfaced via navigation links), and [3] by following a link from homepage — suggesting the site's information architecture requires some guessing (e.g., /contact yields pricing, not contact info).
• ›Pricing was fully published ($150/hr + custom quotes), eliminating one common gap; the agent correctly extracted this and marked it as transparent.
• ›Steps [2] and [4] (404s on /pricing and /about) confirm the site does not use predictable URL patterns — agent had to type /contact to find pricing, indicating suboptimal IA.
• ›Agent's final 'What Was Confusing/Missing' section (testimonials, SLAs, competitive comparisons, technical depth) is model-memory inference, not site-sourced — showing good analytical rigor but also revealing the site does not address these dimensions.