competitive-scan

To generate a competitive analysis report, execute a single-competitor teardown command specifying the competitor name. The scan evaluates features, pricing, customer sentiment, tech stack, and GTM positioning, appending a timestamped, reference-backed report to your competitor analysis documentation.

A competitive teardown should cover product inventory, pricing structures, customer evidence, technology stack, GTM positioning, and gap analysis. This structured approach ensures comprehensive market research findings are documented with timestamped entries for strategic decision-making.

Yes, you can run repeated competitive scans for multiple competitors. The process appends each new teardown as a timestamped entry to your existing documentation file, maintaining decision integrity and preserving all previous competitive analysis findings.

To check locked decisions before scanning a competitor, consult Supabase for existing strategic decisions. This ensures your competitive analysis aligns with established BenchSight strategy and prevents conflicting recommendations during the teardown process.

No, competitor intel documentation does not require creating separate files. All teardown findings are appended as timestamped entries to a single competitor analysis markdown file, consolidating multiple competitor reports into one reference-backed document.