prd-v03-moat-definition

Competitor moat analysis identifies and classifies each competitor's moat type and strength, quantifies switching costs using qualitative and quantitative signals, and outputs ready-to-publish moat analyses and targeting rules to guide market strategy.

Classifying competitive moat types involves applying a moat taxonomy to each competitor, flagging their strength levels, and generating structured CFD-MOT artifacts with explicit evidence and risk signals for downstream integration.

Yes, targeting rules and wedge strategies are drafted using a targeting decision framework that ingests competitor data and references, producing ready-to-publish BR-TGT artifacts that determine where to compete.

Yes, v0.2 CFD references and BR templates are required as scope inputs to validate moat research and generate the final CFD-MOT and BR-TGT artifacts with accurate evidence and risk signals.

Moat analysis consolidates scattered competitor research by flagging moat types, quantifying switching costs, and generating structured CFD-MOT and BR-TGT entries that provide explicit evidence and risk signals to guide targeting strategy.

A moat taxonomy framework should not be used when you lack sufficient competitor data or v0.2 CFD references, as the analysis requires explicit evidence and risk signals to produce valid targeting rules.