Agent successfully assembled a usable overview of Salvy by combining technical API docs with marketing site content, but pricing and competitive differentiation remain opaque. The site required significant navigation and educated guessing to answer the business-level question; specific pricing is deliberately hidden behind signup walls, and positioning vs. alternatives is not documented.

• ›Pricing is completely inaccessible without signup or direct contact — fetches to /planos and /pricing returned either 404 or empty content sections, forcing the agent to flag this as a critical gap rather than source a real answer.
• ›The docs subdomain (docs.salvy.com.br) is purely technical API reference and does not answer the 'what do they do' question — the agent had to pivot to the marketing domain (salvy.com.br) to find business context, indicating poor discoverability of product positioning in docs.
• ›The index file (llms.txt) exists and was fetched, but it only listed API endpoint categories and did not surface product differentiation, use cases, or pricing — a missed opportunity for structured agent-ready content.
• ›Core product facts came from the marketing homepage ([step 4]), which stated Y Combinator backing, award wins, and the three product lines — this was the richest content-bearing fetch, but required a manual URL guess outside the docs domain.
• ›Agent explicitly called out five specific information gaps (pricing, product relationships, competitor comparison, use case clarity, docs vs. business positioning) — all grounded in what the site failed to publish in machine-readable or linked form, not in agent confusion.