Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Guía Salud México by combining search results and a single successful site fetch, but worked around significant accessibility barriers: the primary domain had certificate issues blocking direct access, forcing reliance on an alternate subdomain and search-derived information. The site publishes services clearly but no pricing; the agent identified this gap and explained the implications.

• ›Primary domain (guiasaludmx.com) was inaccessible due to TLS certificate mismatch in steps [1] and [2]; agent pivoted to guiasaludmexico.com and search results, a necessary workaround rather than site-guided navigation.
• ›Step [5] (guiasaludmexico.com/) and step [8] (guiasaludmexico.com/services) were the only successful full-page fetches and delivered the core service and contact information; these were discovered via search, not internal site links.
• ›Pricing information was completely absent from fetched pages—step [5] and [8] both explicitly noted no pricing was disclosed. Agent correctly flagged this as a transparency gap rather than claiming absence equals freemium or custom-only.
• ›Search results (steps [4] and [7]) supplied quantitative claims (400+ clients, 1,000+ COFEPRIS submissions, 40,000+ conversions, 20M pesos saved) that do not appear in the fetched site content itself, indicating these metrics may be embedded in content the agent's fetch responses truncated or live only in search snippet text.
• ›Agent explicitly cited sources (including search URLs and the working subdomain) in the final response, maintaining traceability despite relying heavily on search and an alternate domain.