Agent successfully gathered core information about City Baptist Church's mission, offerings, membership model, and theological stance from four content-bearing pages. Site navigability was moderate—the agent had to guess several URLs directly rather than discovering them through links, and two attempted navigations (visit, groups) returned 404 errors, leaving gaps in first-time visitor guidance and group programming details.

• ›Homepage [1], About page [2], Giving page [4], and Beliefs page [5] all returned 200 and contained substantive content answering the task's core questions (what, who, pricing, differentiation).
• ›Agent discovered half of its sources by typing URLs from memory (steps [1], [4], [5]) rather than following navigation links from the site, indicating weak internal site structure or surfacing for those pages.
• ›Two 404 errors (steps [3], [6] at /visit and /groups) created information gaps the agent explicitly flagged in its final response, showing the site does not fully expose its visitor experience and group offerings.
• ›The /give page [4] was reached via memorized URL, not discovered through site navigation, despite being central to understanding the organization's financial model.
• ›The agent synthesized information across multiple pages—combining mission from [1], theological positioning from [2] and [5], and the voluntary giving model from [4]—to construct a holistic explanation, indicating the site publishes its core facts but distributes them across separate sections rather than providing a unified overview.