run-competitive-intel

Pull competitive intelligence on a competitor — pricing, positioning, recent changes, customer stories — via the competitive-intel CLI. Use when the user says 'analyze this competitor', 'pull competitive intel on [company]', 'compare us to [competitor]', 'what's [company] doing differently', or 'audit [competitor] pricing'. Side-effecting — calls Firecrawl + Anthropic, writes to local cache.

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Repository: Othmane-Khadri/YALC-the-GTM-operating-system
Last source activity: May 1, 2026 at 18:22
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name	run-competitive-intel
description	Pull competitive intelligence on a competitor — pricing, positioning, recent changes, customer stories — via the competitive-intel CLI. Use when the user says 'analyze this competitor', 'pull competitive intel on [company]', 'compare us to [competitor]', 'what's [company] doing differently', or 'audit [competitor] pricing'. Side-effecting — calls Firecrawl + Anthropic, writes to local cache.
version	1.0.0