The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Soqueta Experiences by combining direct site fetches (which returned Next.js-rendered HTML without visible text content) with web search results and a third-party business directory listing. The site itself is poorly agent-readable — dynamic rendering obscured the homepage and key pages — forcing reliance on search snippets and external sources to answer the core task.

• ›Steps [1], [2], [4], [5] fetched the site directly but returned only HTML boilerplate with no extractable text content, indicating heavy client-side rendering that blocks direct parsing.
• ›Step [6] attempted /pricing (404), confirming pricing information is not published at a standard URL — the agent had to source it from search results and external directories instead.
• ›Step [8] (web search) was the primary content-bearing fetch: search snippets included the business description, location (Palma, Mallorca), and service type (cooking classes). This became the backbone of the final answer.
• ›Step [10] (mallorca.com directory listing) provided secondary validation and additional detail about the business listing, though the actual HTML response was also Next.js-rendered and not fully parseable.
• ›The agent explicitly cited both search-sourced and directory-sourced links in the final response's Sources section, acknowledging the site's poor direct readability.
• ›Critical information gaps (group size, duration, language, exact menu items, precise address) could not be resolved because they are either not published on the site or buried in JavaScript-rendered content.