competitor-scan

To extract UI patterns for benchmarking, you can use this skill to orchestrate browser captures and WebSearch teardowns, identifying key screens, entry points, and edge cases across target domains.

Running a competitive teardown analysis involves gathering public design rationales via WebSearch and capturing visual reconnaissance of user journeys to document shared interaction patterns and structured insights.

Yes, you can use browser MCP to capture competitor user flows and screenshots, enabling phase-based data collection that maps visual entry points and edge cases into documented benchmarking insights.

No specific dependencies are required to perform visual reconnaissance, as the skill natively orchestrates browser MCP and WebSearch to capture key screens and gather public teardown analyses.

You should use a structured competitor scan during early-stage product research when evaluating new features, mapping competitor implementations to user journeys, and extracting actionable UI patterns for benchmarking.