The agent successfully pieced together a comprehensive understanding of GRAET by relying entirely on web search results and prior knowledge, since the graet.com website itself is a client-side-rendered SPA that does not expose its content in fetchable form. The agent discovered that GRAET is a free hockey recruiting platform for young players aged 13–19, funded by investors, and differentiated by its community-based approach and crowdfunding 'Boost' feature. However, critical gaps remain: pricing for scouts/coaches, the specific revenue model, and detailed feature differentiation could not be confirmed from public sources.

• ›The homepage fetches [1, 3] returned only Next.js boilerplate and JavaScript bundles with no readable HTML content, forcing the agent to rely entirely on search results and app store listings rather than the official website.
• ›Search result snippets [5, 8, 9] confirmed GRAET's identity as a hockey scouting/recruiting app and provided the tagline 'fastest growing ice hockey community,' but detailed positioning came from external sources (Crunchbase, a Czech VC blog) rather than graet.com itself.
• ›The agent could infer free tier availability from search result titles ('Supercharge your hockey career today – for free' [8]) but could not confirm whether scouts, coaches, or agents pay fees, revealing incomplete public documentation of the business model.
• ›Competitor research [12] was necessary because graet.com does not publish a 'Why GRAET' or 'How we're different' comparison page that is crawlable by agents.
• ›App Store and Google Play listings were referenced in search results but not fully fetched; the agent had to work from search snippets and metadata rather than complete app descriptions.