The agent assembled a reasonably complete overview of SBSC by combining fetches from their English-language pages with web search results and external accreditation records. The site's Swedish homepage was largely inaccessible (404s on key paths), forcing reliance on the English subdomain and search-surfaced content. Pricing remained entirely opaque — not published anywhere on the site or discoverable through search. The agent successfully characterized SBSC's purpose, target audience, regional differentiation, and accreditation status, but could only acknowledge the pricing gap rather than fill it.

• ›Steps [10], [13], [14], [15], [21] (English-language pages) returned structured HTML with navigation and service descriptions, but the actual body content was truncated in the trajectory logs—the agent cited these URLs as sources but the raw fetches do not show visible text content that would have answered 'what do they do.' This suggests the agent extracted meaning from page structure, metadata, or prior knowledge of those pages' typical content patterns rather than from the visible response text.
• ›The Swedish homepage ([1], [3]) and Swedish-language navigation paths ([5], [6], [7]) returned 404s, indicating the site has navigation or routing issues in its primary language. The agent worked around this by switching to the English subdomain ([10]), which was discoverable via web search [9].
• ›Pricing was completely absent from all fetches and searches ([17], [26]). The agent correctly identified this as a gap and noted it's 'typical for B2B certification bodies' — reasoning from domain knowledge rather than evidence on the site. No public tariff, fee schedule, or contact-to-quote pattern was exposed.
• ›External sources ([23] Swedac accreditation record, [20] web search snippets) provided critical validation of SBSC's authority, accreditation number (1631), and notified body status (2391)—information not fully detailed in the site's own pages as returned. The agent relied on third-party registries to build credibility claims.
• ›The agent's final response cites six sources, all URLs from the sbsc.se domain or Swedac, but does not quote or reference specific text passages from those pages. This indicates the agent synthesized understanding from page structure, title tags, meta descriptions, and URL patterns rather than from body content visible in the fetch responses.