The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of i2C Mayorista's business model, products, and pricing from three site fetches, but encountered truncated content, stock inconsistencies, and missing policy details that forced reliance on incomplete information and inability to verify competitive positioning.

• ›Step [0] (homepage) was the primary content source, yielding 80% of the site's product catalog and business positioning, but truncated at 100,000 of 103,173 characters—the agent did not return to read the final 3,173 characters, leaving bulk-discount tiers and final-page content unread.
• ›Steps [3] and [4] provided structured payment and purchase-process information via site-published policy pages (/pago-y-envios, /como-comprar), but bulk-discount thresholds and warehouse registration requirements remained unstated or cut off, requiring the agent to flag these gaps explicitly.
• ›Stock status data contradicted product labels (items marked 'Sin stock' while structured data reported inventory), indicating either data staleness or a display bug—the agent detected the conflict but could not resolve it from the fetched content.
• ›The site exposed no competitor comparisons, pricing rationale, warranty details, or 'About Us' narrative; the agent correctly attributed these gaps to the site rather than its own oversight, and did not fabricate alternatives.
• ›Contact information was limited to WhatsApp; DNS failure on www.i2cmayorista.com forced the agent to use the bare domain, suggesting either subdomain misconfiguration or local resolution issues—the agent adapted without losing access to the core content.