competitive-analysis

Analyze competitors and generate positioning reports with feature matrices and strategic recommendations.

Updated May 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dheejay282002/final_project --skill competitive-analysis-dheejay282002
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Skill: competitive-analysis
Source: https://github.com/dheejay282002/final_project/tree/main/.local/secondary_skills/competitive-analysis
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dheejay282002/final_project --skill competitive-analysis-dheejay282002

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? It replaces guesswork about competitors with a structured research workflow that identifies rivals, builds per-competitor dossiers from reviews and public data, and delivers actionable positioning recommendations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Competitor Discovery & Dossiers: Expand a competitor set via G2, app stores, and local-language search, then profile pricing, strengths, weaknesses, funding, and hiring signals for each. - Practitioner Frameworks: Apply April Dunford positioning, Wardley Mapping, feature comparison matrices, and Kano analysis instead of academic frameworks. - SPA & Zero-Result Research: Extract pricing and feature data from JavaScript bundles via curl when web search fails, with protocols for niche and regional markets. - Deliverables & Monitoring: Produce a slide deck or jsPDF-based PDF report, then set up ongoing monitoring via Slack, Teams, or Google Alerts with a monthly ritual checklist. - Use Case: A founder preparing a fundraising deck asks who their competitors are; the skill maps the landscape, builds a feature matrix, and delivers a positioning map with three specific actions. ## Quick Start Run a competitive analysis of my product against its top competitors and present the results as a written report.

Frequently Asked Questions about competitive-analysis

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

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How do I do a competitive analysis for my product?▼

Start by framing your product, target customer, and known competitors, then expand the set with alternatives searches and G2 category pages. Build a dossier per competitor covering pricing, strengths, weaknesses, and funding, then synthesize into a feature matrix and positioning map with specific recommendations.

What frameworks should I use for competitor positioning?▼

Use April Dunford's positioning method, Wardley Mapping, feature comparison matrices, and Kano analysis. These operator frameworks start from competitive alternatives and buyer decision criteria rather than academic models like Porter's Five Forces.

How do I research a competitor when web search returns nothing?▼

Use curl on their homepage and JavaScript bundle to extract pricing, features, and copy from meta tags and compiled strings. Also check app store listings, social profiles, and local-language searches before asking the user for key facts.

Can I find competitors in non-US or regional markets?▼

Yes, but G2, Capterra, and Product Hunt have minimal coverage of Latin America, Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and MENA markets. Search in the local language, use regional App Store queries, and check local tech blogs or fintech databases.

What are the limitations of competitor review data?▼

G2 and Capterra reviews skew toward mid-market SaaS and are thin for enterprise and consumer products. SimilarWeb traffic estimates are unreliable under 50k monthly visits, and enterprise pricing is almost never publicly listed.

How do I monitor competitors after the analysis?▼

Set up alerts through Slack RSS feeds, Teams connectors, or Google Alerts depending on available channels. A competitor-monitoring.md file tracks bookmarks and changes, and a 30-minute monthly ritual reviews alerts, changelogs, jobs pages, and pricing.