competitor-research

Identify and compare competitors into structured tables and executive briefs.

Updated Apr 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/hico-mrmgn/Skills --skill competitor-research-hico-mrmgn
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Skill: competitor-research
Source: https://github.com/hico-mrmgn/Skills/tree/main/plugins/competitor-research/skills/competitor-research
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hico-mrmgn/Skills --skill competitor-research-hico-mrmgn

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill identifies and compares competitors to inform strategic decisions and to support go-to-market planning.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured competitive analysis reports: generate comparison tables, SWOT-style notes, and positioning insights.
  • Market signals synthesis: aggregate strengths/weaknesses across direct and indirect competitors to inform prioritization.
  • Output artifacts: ready-to-share executive briefings and stakeholder-ready summaries.

Quick Start

Provide a target market, list of competitors, and a desired output format to generate a repeatable competitive analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about competitor-research

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

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How do I turn market research into a structured competitive analysis report?

To create a competitive analysis report, organize market research inputs into repeatable outputs like comparison tables, SWOT-style notes, and narrative positioning insights suitable for executive briefs.

What is the best way to compare direct and indirect competitors for go-to-market planning?

The best way to compare competitors is by synthesizing market signals, aggregating strengths and weaknesses, and generating standardized comparison tables to inform prioritization and positioning decisions.

Can I generate an executive briefing from a list of competitors and a target market?

Yes, providing a target market, a list of competitors, and a desired output format generates a stakeholder-ready executive briefing summarizing market analysis and positioning insights.

Do I need specific data formats to start benchmarking competitors?

No specific data formats are required; simply provide a target market, a list of competitors, and a desired output format to generate a repeatable competitive analysis and benchmarking report.

What inputs are needed to generate SWOT-style notes and positioning insights?

Generating SWOT-style notes requires inputs including a defined target market, a specified list of competitors, and a desired output format to structure the market analysis effectively.