market-research

Analyze markets and produce source-attributed summaries with actionable recommendations.

Updated Mar 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/RUSHYOP/imperium-cli --skill market-research-rushyop
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Skill: market-research
Source: https://github.com/RUSHYOP/imperium-cli/tree/main/content/skills/market-research
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RUSHYOP/imperium-cli --skill market-research-rushyop

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Market research, competitive analysis, investor due diligence, and industry intelligence are performed with source attribution and decision-oriented summaries to inform business decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Investor / Fund Diligence: Collect fund size, stage, and typical check size; gather relevant portfolio companies; capture public theses and recent activity; identify obvious red flags or mismatches.
  • Competitive Analysis: Document product realities versus marketing, capture funding/investor history if public, track traction metrics, and extract pricing/distribution clues; note strengths, weaknesses, and positioning gaps.
  • Market Sizing: Use top-down estimates from public sources and bottom-up sanity checks from feasible customer acquisition assumptions; require explicit assumptions for every logical leap.
  • Technology / Vendor Research: Explain how a tech works, assess trade-offs and adoption signals, evaluate integration complexity, and consider security/compliance/operational risk.

Output & Quality

  • Output Format: Default structure includes an executive summary, key findings, implications, risks, recommendations, and sources.
  • Quality Gate: Ensure every claim is sourced or labeled as an estimate; flag outdated data; include risks and counterarguments; deliver actionable recommendations.

Quick Start

Ask me to generate a market sizing report for a target industry, including sources and a concise executive summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about market-research

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

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How do I generate a market sizing report with sourced data and an executive summary?

Generate a market sizing report by combining top-down public estimates with bottom-up customer acquisition assumptions. The output includes an executive summary, explicit assumptions, key findings, risks, and source attribution for every claim.

What is the best way to structure competitor analysis for investor due diligence?

Structure competitor analysis by documenting product realities versus marketing, tracking traction metrics, and extracting pricing clues. The resulting summary highlights positioning gaps, strengths, weaknesses, and sources for investor diligence.

How does technology vendor research handle integration complexity and compliance risks?

Technology vendor research explains how a technology works, assesses adoption signals, and evaluates integration complexity. It flags security, compliance, and operational risks, translating findings into actionable recommendations with sources.

Can I use market research outputs for fund diligence and portfolio benchmarking?

Yes, market research supports fund diligence by collecting fund size, stage, and check size data. It gathers portfolio companies, captures public theses, and identifies red flags or mismatches in a source-attributed summary.

What are the limitations of using top-down estimates for market sizing?

Top-down estimates require explicit assumptions for every logical leap and bottom-up sanity checks. Limitations include potential data outdatedness, which is flagged, requiring every claim to be labeled as an estimate or sourced.

Why does my market research output include data recency flags and counterarguments?

Data recency flags and counterarguments are included as a quality gate to ensure decision-ready insights. This approach prevents outdated information from skewing executive summaries and highlights risks alongside actionable recommendations.