company-intel

Generates web-grounded company, industry, and competitor research reports across seven analytical lenses.

1|1|Updated Jul 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/muhammaddadu/ai-skill-collection --skill company-intel-muhammaddadu
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: company-intel
Source: https://github.com/muhammaddadu/ai-skill-collection/tree/main/1-exploration/company-intel
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/muhammaddadu/ai-skill-collection --skill company-intel-muhammaddadu

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Product managers need deep, current, and structured intelligence on companies, industries, and competitors before engagements, workshops, or strategy work, but assembling that research manually from investor reports, patents, hiring data, and news is slow and inconsistent. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seven-Lens Research Engine: Produces an 11-section structured report covering financial landscape, market offer, product portfolio, competitive dynamics, trends, PM implications, and strategic signals (patents, hiring, leadership changes), with citations and labeled inferences. - Four Entry Points: Handles a single company, an industry or sector, a named competitor set of 2-5 companies with a cross-company comparison section, or a discover-competitors mode that identifies and confirms likely competitors first. - Downstream Composition: Outputs a stable markdown format designed to feed battlecards, SWOT analyses, positioning statements, PESTEL assessments, and TAM/SAM/SOM sizing, plus a rerun mode that leads with a "What's Changed" delta summary. - Use Case: Before a client engagement with an industrial manufacturer, run the skill to get a cited, PM-focused intel report, then hand it off to generate a competitive battlecard and executive briefing memo. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run company-intel on a company such as Parker Hannifin, an industry such as clinical data management, or a competitor set such as Emerson, Honeywell, and Parker Hannifin.

Frequently Asked Questions about company-intel

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I research a company for product management analysis?▼

Run the skill with a company name to produce an 11-section report covering financials, customers, product lines, competitors, trends, strategic signals, and PM implications. Every factual claim is cited, and inferences are explicitly labeled.

How do I compare multiple competitors in one analysis?▼

Name 2-5 companies in your request and the skill produces individual 11-section reports for each, plus a Section 12 cross-company comparison covering divergent bets, convergence, white space, and PM implications across the set.

Can I find a company's competitors automatically?▼

Yes. Provide a company name or URL plus the word competitors, and the skill researches the company, proposes 3-5 likely competitors classified as direct, adjacent, substitute, or disruptor, and asks for confirmation before running the full set.

What sources does company research use for strategic signals?▼

Strategic signals come from patent databases like Google Patents and USPTO, job postings on LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor, and leadership change announcements. These reveal what a company is actually doing rather than what it claims.

When should I not use company-intel?▼

Do not use it when you need an executive-narrative brief with quotes and takeaways; that is the job of the company-research skill, which consumes this output. It is also not a financial valuation or stock analysis tool.

How do I refresh company research from a previous quarter?▼

Rerun the skill on the same entity and it defaults to delta-first reporting, leading with a What's Changed summary focused on the last 90 days and flagging sections with no material change since the prior run.