Agent successfully identified and explained Cerebras Systems' AI inference business after disambiguating the unrelated cerebras.com domain. The site was moderately navigable: core positioning and product claims were on the homepage, but specific pricing details and detailed competitive comparisons required the agent to acknowledge gaps rather than locate missing content.

• ›Agent had to self-correct via web search to discover the correct domain (cerebras.ai vs. cerebras.com), indicating poor domain discoverability — the company name alone is ambiguous without SEO context.
• ›Homepage directly stated core differentiators (speed claims, API compatibility, deployment flexibility) and named major customers, making the value proposition immediately fetchable without navigation.
• ›Pricing page was referenced on the homepage but its actual contents were never fetched; agent acknowledged this gap explicitly rather than inventing numbers, showing epistemic honesty.
• ›Product architecture and use cases were present in the homepage response, but detailed competitive analysis (vs. GPUs, other inference providers) was not surface-level — agent noted absence without hallucinating.
• ›All three cited sources in the final response (About page, SEC filing, Yahoo Finance) were discovered via search results, not by navigating the site itself, suggesting the site's own information architecture did not surface these materials.