competitive-intel

Analyze a startup's competitive landscape using Porter's Five Forces and Blue Ocean strategies.

1|Updated Apr 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Jiliar/gabyfoundry-ai --skill competitive-intel-jiliar
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: competitive-intel
Source: https://github.com/Jiliar/gabyfoundry-ai/tree/main/skills/mercado/05-competitive-intel
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jiliar/gabyfoundry-ai --skill competitive-intel-jiliar

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps founders and product teams understand the competitive landscape by delivering a structured analysis that combines Porter’s Five Forces with Blue Ocean Strategy to identify a unique market position.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Maps direct and indirect competitors, substitutes, and potential entrants to reveal competitive dynamics.
  • Performs Porter’s Five Forces analysis with concrete implications and strategic recommendations.
  • Generates a Blue Ocean Canvas and a concise positioning statement to inform product strategy and GTM.
  • Produces a structured output that can be used to craft battle cards, investor slides, and product requirements.

Quick Start

Trigger the Competitive Intel skill with a startup context and request a full competitive landscape analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about competitive-intel

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze the competitive landscape for an early-stage startup?

To analyze the competitive landscape, provide your startup context, sector, and beachhead market to map direct and indirect competitors, substitutes, and market dynamics. This generates a structured competitive-intel report to inform your positioning.

What is the best way to combine Porter's Five Forces and Blue Ocean Strategy for product positioning?

Combining Porter's Five Forces and Blue Ocean Strategy for product positioning involves mapping competitive dynamics and synthesizing them into a Blue Ocean canvas. This approach identifies uncontested market space and outputs a concise positioning statement.

How do I create a competitive intelligence report for my go-to-market strategy?

Create a competitive intelligence report by inputting clear contextual data about your venture and sector. The analysis produces documented strategic implications, Porter analysis, and a positioning statement to directly inform your go-to-market decisions.

Can I use this competitive analysis to generate battle cards and investor slides?

Yes, you can use this competitive analysis to generate battle cards and investor slides. The structured output includes a Porter analysis, Blue Ocean canvas, and positioning statement designed to be repurposed for product requirements and investor presentations.

What inputs do I need to perform a Blue Ocean analysis for my startup?

To perform a Blue Ocean analysis, you need to provide clear inputs such as your startup or beachhead market, sector, and relevant contextual data. This yields a Blue Ocean canvas and actionable strategic implications for your product.