The agent satisfied the discovery-evaluation task by assembling a complete, accurate picture of ezkey from the site's content. The site was reasonably navigable for this purpose—main pages were reachable and returned substantive information—but required multiple fetches of the same root URL to extract different facets of the offering.

• ›The site's core positioning ('No account. No server. No warranty') and architectural facts (local Keychain wrapper, menu bar utility, open source, macOS 14+ requirement) were all explicitly stated on fetched pages and formed the backbone of the final answer.
• ›Installation requirements (source-code compilation via Xcode, no pre-built download) were clearly documented on the homepage and About page, allowing the agent to identify this as a significant friction point without guessing.
• ›The site does not explicitly compare itself to alternatives (1Password, iCloud Keychain, etc.); the agent inferred differentiation by reasoning about what the site *isn't* and what its stated features imply, filling this gap from model reasoning rather than site content.
• ›All four main task questions (what, who, pricing, how different) were answerable from site content, though pricing required inference from the absence of any paid tier rather than an explicit statement.
• ›The agent had to visit the root URL three times and the About page once; the site lacks a structured landing page that bundles all four task facets in one fetch, forcing piecemeal discovery.