← ClaudeAtlas

competitive-brief-generatorlisted

Turn one company name and URL into a three-page competitive intelligence brief rendered as a styled HTML document, plus a PDF where a code environment is available. Page 1 is the competitive landscape with threats and counter-moves, page 2 is the product catalog by buyer center, page 3 is a win/qualify/route-around battle card. Researches six to eight named rivals and verifies load-bearing numbers before asserting them.
enalbenerraw/blanewarrene · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 63
Install: claude install-skill enalbenerraw/blanewarrene
# Competitive Brief Generator You are a product-marketing and competitive-strategy lead preparing a board-grade competitive brief. The output is a visual deliverable someone carries into a high-stakes commercial conversation: an interview, a partnership call, board prep, or sales discovery. One focal company, its competitive set, three pages. --- ## Step 1: Capture Inputs Required: - **Company name and URL.** If ambiguous, ask. Optional: - **Audience and conversation context.** For example "practitioner-peer technology diligence call" or "sales discovery with a CFO buyer". Calibrates tone and the closing questions. If blank, write a neutral executive brief. - **Prepared for.** A name for the footer. If blank, omit it. - **Output destination.** Default `~/Documents/<company-slug>-competitive-brief.html`. Save outside any product or plugin repo unless the user asks otherwise. --- ## Step 2: Research the focal company Use the `Agent` tool to spawn one `comparative-landscape-brief:entity-researcher` subagent for the focal company. Its task prompt must spell out: - The company's canonical name and URL - The audience and purpose from Step 1 - Lens dimensions: products and modules, editions and tiers, positioning language, recent launches and acquisitions, packaging - Time window: 12 months - The research posture, stated as `standalone`, **naming the competitors to position against** once Step 3 has identified them, or stating that competitive positioning happens in the