Competitive Intelligence Report
Name your company and a research desk discovers your competitors, researches each through a four-lane pattern, and compiles a competitive report — overview, per-competitor deep dives, a side-by-side feature/pricing matrix, and a mentions feed — for you to approve.
Saves you ~9.3 h / run
How it works
- Trigger
- When you start the “Discover, research, matrix, verify, approve” workflow.
- Job
- Profile and discover the competitive set, research each competitor through four lanes.
- Outcome
- A sourced competitor matrix with recommended responses.
What it installs
Agents 3
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Competitive Intelligence Lead
A competitive-intelligence analyst who discovers competitors, researches each through four lanes, and compiles the report.
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Matrix Verifier
An adversarial fact-checker who verifies the high-stakes matrix cells and rejects fabricated moats.
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Competitive Intelligence Report Quality Reviewer
Checks primary evidence, domain controls, deliverable completeness, and communication quality, stopping the run when the work is wrong, unsupported, incomplete, or uncertain.
Teams 1
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Competitive Intelligence Desk
A lead analyst who discovers, researches the four lanes, and compiles, paired with a verifier who spot-checks the high-stakes matrix cells before anything ships.
Workflows 1
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Discover, research, matrix, verify, approve
Profile and discover the competitive set, research each competitor through four lanes, synthesize the matrix, spot-check the high-stakes cells, and hand off for approval.
Documents 1
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Competitor watchlist
The competitors and seed URLs you already know you want in scope, plus what matters most to compare — a starter the desk merges into its own discovery.
Skills 3
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competitor-analysis
Discover a competitive set via three-wave search, gate by category fit, research each rival through four lanes (marketing / external signal / benchmarks / strategic diff), and compile an overview + per-competitor deep dives + feature-pricing matrix + mentions feed with traceable cited cells. Adapted from public competitive-analysis methodology.
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competitor-discovery
Build the true competitive set with three additive search waves — generic alternatives, precise category, and the 'X vs Y' comparison-page graph — then over-discover, filter noise domains, and gate by category fit. Adapted from public competitive-analysis methodology.
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competitive-matrix
Turn per-competitor research prose into a side-by-side feature/pricing matrix: a shared taxonomy of atomic yes/no features and integrations with the user as column #0, every cell traceable to a cited URL, plus a winning/losing strategic summary. Adapted from public competitive-analysis methodology.
Folders 1
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Competitive Intelligence
Requirements
- Web search and fetch access for competitor research — The agent researches competitors through worker web search and fetch tools — it searches the web and reads public pages — and pauses for your approval on the final report.
- Browser access for JS-heavy pages (fallback) — When a competitor's page is JS-heavy or blocks plain fetches, the agent falls back to browser access to read the rendered page; it only reads public pages.
Setup guide
How to Build a Competitive Intelligence Report
A practical guide to competitive intelligence with agents: three-wave discovery, four-lane research, a fact-checked matrix, and human approval.
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