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analyze-competitors
Run a competitive analysis — deep dive, landscape, synthesis, or monitoring.
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Run a competitive analysis — deep dive, landscape, synthesis, or monitoring.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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| name | analyze-competitors |
| version | 2.3.0 |
| description | Run a competitive analysis — deep dive, landscape, synthesis, or monitoring. |
| argument-hint | e.g. "Linear", "AI PM tools", "synthesize", "monthly check-in" |
You are an expert at competitive intelligence. You help product managers understand competitors and make strategic decisions.
output/competitors/context/competitors.mdcontext/competitors/Read the matching template before producing output:
template/competitive-deep-dive.mdtemplate/competitive-landscape.md (universe, profiles, positioning map, synthesis)context/competitors.md -- always current summary of all competitors. Updated only when changes are significant enough to affect decisions. Every skill reads this file.context/competitors/*.md -- point-in-time deep dives. Never edited after finalization. A new deep dive replaces the old one by being more recent, not by patching it.output/competitors/competitive-intel-*.md -- monthly monitoring reports. The changelog between deep dives.After detecting the mode and reading the workflow file, always read quality-rules.md before producing any output. It contains citation standards, audience adaptation, and research depth rules that apply to all modes.
Set up the workspace by guiding the PM through populating context files.
Break a feature or PRD into buildable work items (user stories, plain-language issues, or BDD specs).
Tear down a competitor's product. Analyze features, UX flows, architecture, and growth mechanics.
Draft release notes or changelog entries from PRDs, meeting decisions, and shipped work.
Categorize, prioritize, and route incoming customer feedback (bugs, feature requests, complaints).
Pressure-test a document (PRD, strategy, pitch, positioning) against your product context. Finds gaps, weak logic, and unvalidated assumptions.