domain-mapper

You can organize unstructured industry research into a structured Markdown database by using a guided multi-step process that defines scope, takes a snapshot, and synthesizes the domain knowledge into files like domain-map.md.

The best way to map a domain is through a guided research workflow covering scope definition, snapshot, optional deep-dive, and social analysis, outputting structured Markdown artifacts for comprehensive industry analysis.

Yes, you can control domain research depth using L1 Snapshot, L2 Standard, and L3 Deep levels, which provide different outputs and time requirements to match your specific information organization needs.

You generate a competitor analysis from raw domain knowledge by running an optional deep-dive research step that synthesizes the information into a dedicated competitor-analysis.md Markdown file.

Yes, the domain mapping process supports social analysis by including an optional social analysis step that outputs a structured social-analysis.md file to complement your industry research database.

You can expect structured Markdown file outputs from the domain mapping workflow, including domain-map.md, competitor-analysis.md, and social-analysis.md, depending on the selected research depth level.