What problem does it solve? Manually reading a vendor page, competitor site, or pricing page and turning it into cited, dated wiki entries is slow and error-prone. This Skill takes a single URL handed over by the owner, mines it for product, market, usage, and pricing insights, and folds the findings into the right existing product-wiki page as an unmerged pull request. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-axis extraction: Works the source for Product, Market, Usage, and Pricing evidence, recording only what the page actually supports and marking uncovered axes as open questions rather than guessing. - Citation discipline: Fetches the raw page with curl instead of a summarizing fetch, carries observation dates beside pricing figures, and attributes self-reported vendor claims to the vendor. - Guarded write-back: Picks the one existing wiki page the link feeds, corrects contradicted claims by citing both sides, and writes nothing at all when the link adds no new citable information. - Use Case: A product manager pastes a competitor's pricing page and says "/explore-link <url>"; the Skill reads the page, updates the competitor's wiki page with dated tier prices and limits, logs the growth entry, and opens a PR for review. ## Quick Start Run /explore-link followed by a URL to mine that page for product, market, usage, and pricing insights and fold them into the matching product-wiki page as a pull request.
