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Competitive brief

Skill IcodeNet/agent-skills/skills/competitive-brief

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npx -y skills add IcodeNet/agent-skills --skill competitive-brief

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Produces a structured competitive brief. Use when comparing competitors, analyzing rival products, or preparing a competitive landscape summary. Do not use for general multi-source research synthesis without a competitor focus (use synthesize-research).

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Competitive Brief

Compare competitors on evidence, not vibes. Separate facts from inference.

Workflow

  1. Frame — decision the brief must support; target segment; must-compare dimensions.
  2. Select set — 3–7 competitors or substitutes; note why each is in/out.
  3. Gather evidence — primary sources (product, pricing, docs, changelogs); date every claim. See references/brief-template.md.
  4. Compare — table on agreed dimensions; call out unknowns explicitly.
  5. Implications — what to copy, avoid, or differentiate; confidence level per recommendation.
  6. Sources — links/citations for material claims.

Constraints

  • Label speculation as speculation.
  • Do not scrape or use data in ways that violate site terms or privacy law; prefer public official sources.
  • Keep the brief decision-oriented — not an encyclopedia dump.

Verification

  • Decision frame stated
  • Comparison table with dated sources
  • Unknowns listed
  • Implications tied to evidence

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