stellar-competitive-landscape

Maps Stellar ecosystem competitors ranked by SCF funding and GitHub developer activity.

Updated Sep 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/JHAMILCALI/Stellar-Build --skill stellar-competitive-landscape-jhamilcali
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: stellar-competitive-landscape
Source: https://github.com/JHAMILCALI/Stellar-Build/tree/main/.claude/skills/stellar-competitive-landscape
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JHAMILCALI/Stellar-Build --skill stellar-competitive-landscape-jhamilcali

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Founders and builders on Stellar need to know who already competes in their space, how saturated a category is, and where the fundable whitespace lies before committing to a build. This Skill answers those questions with data instead of guesswork by querying a curated 728-project ecosystem database and a ~9000-repo Electric Capital developer activity dataset. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Ranked competitor tables: Filters the LumenLoop ecosystem DB by category and keyword overlap, then ranks the top 10-15 matches by SCF funding history and repo activity in a markdown table. - Stealth and dormant project detection: Mines Electric Capital repo data to surface emerging players not yet in the curated DB, abandoned attempts, keyword clusters, and same-name-different-chain false positives. - Whitespace and funding analysis: Cross-references category counts against SDF's published strategy pillars to show which stated priorities are underbuilt and likely to receive SCF funding. - Use Case: A founder asks "cual es la competencia de mi protocolo de vaults?" and receives a ranked table of SCF-funded competitors, a verdict on saturation, the closest rival's visible gap, and a concrete differentiation angle. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to map the competitive landscape for your Stellar project idea, naming your protocol and category.

Frequently Asked Questions about stellar-competitive-landscape

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I find competitors for my Stellar project idea?▼

Describe your idea in one sentence and optionally name a category such as Financial Protocols, Payments, or Developer Tooling. The Skill filters the LumenLoop ecosystem database by category and keyword overlap, then returns the top 10-15 matches ranked by SCF funding and GitHub activity.

What data sources does Stellar competitive analysis use?▼

It uses two sources: the LumenLoop ecosystem database with 728 curated Stellar projects including SCF funding history, and Electric Capital data covering roughly 9000 Stellar-tagged GitHub repositories for commit recency and contributor activity.

How is market saturation measured on Stellar?▼

Saturation is judged only by the count of SCF-funded projects in a category, not community-listed ones, since funded projects are a stronger competitive signal. A category with one or two funded dominant players is saturated; many small players indicates a fragmented, possibly open space.

Can it detect projects not listed in the Stellar ecosystem directory?▼

Yes. It mines Electric Capital repo data to surface GitHub orgs with two or more Stellar repos that are not yet in the curated database, flagging emerging players, dormant abandoned attempts, and keyword clusters that suggest hidden competition.

What happens if no competitors exist in my Stellar category?▼

A zero-match result is reported as a finding that the category may be genuinely open, not as a failure. The Skill never invents project names and states honestly when the database lacks coverage of a space.

Does it handle same-named projects on other blockchains?▼

Yes. Name collisions are checked explicitly: the Skill verifies whether a similarly named project is actually building on Stellar via repo activity and chain mentions, and notes the mismatch rather than silently including or dropping it.