The agent successfully gathered and synthesized a coherent overview of Triage Method's core offerings, audience, and positioning from five site pages, but the site deliberately obscures pricing and coaching mechanics behind a gated application process, forcing the agent to highlight gaps rather than retrieve complete answers.

• ›The site's navigation and structure (homepage → /coaching → /online-coaching → /about → /courses) is well-organized; the agent discovered all content-bearing pages by following links from earlier fetches, not by guessing URLs.
• ›Pricing is intentionally hidden behind a multi-step funnel (quiz → application → consultation); the agent found only comparative data (3-6x cheaper than in-person) on the /online-coaching page, which is a product page, not a pricing page — indicating the site does not publish transparent pricing anywhere, even in a 404 location.
• ›The /about page (step [4]) was the richest source for differentiators and positioning — science focus, team credentials, holistic approach, mission-driven ethos — all fetched cleanly and required minimal model interpretation beyond reformatting.
• ›The agent correctly identified that coaching mechanics (frequency, format, interaction modality) are absent from public pages; this is not a data retrieval failure but a deliberate site design choice to personalize after screening.
• ›All five steps returned clean 200 responses with readable content; no truncation, authentication walls, or fetch failures impeded the agent's ability to read the site as published.