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Competitive Analysis Workflow V3.0

中文版

An evidence-based competitive analysis skill for AI agents. It starts from a business decision and guides competitor screening, evidence collection, framework selection, opportunity evaluation, and prioritized recommendations.

V3.0 replaces rigid step-by-step prompting with evidence governance, decision criteria, and platform-aware execution.

Core capabilities

  • Three modes: quick judgment, standard analysis, deep research
  • Candidate-pool screening before selecting core competitors
  • A/B/C/D evidence confidence levels
  • Separation of facts, inferences, open questions, and recommendations
  • Functional matrix, user journey, value curve, SWOT/TOWS
  • Opportunity evaluation across user value, strategic fit, cost, timing, and risk
  • Platform guidance for ChatGPT, Claude, and Hermes
  • Quality checks against stale data, home-team bias, false precision, and feature copying

Workflow

Define the decision
→ Build a candidate pool
→ Select core competitors
→ Collect and grade evidence
→ Choose analysis frameworks
→ Identify patterns
→ Evaluate opportunities
→ Prioritize actions
→ Run quality checks

Usage

Provide SKILL.md or the repository to an AI agent and state the business decision, scope, and audience.

Platform notes:

  • ChatGPT: skills/chatgpt.md
  • Claude: skills/claude.md
  • Hermes: skills/hermes.md

The core skill is tool-agnostic. If a platform lacks browsing, file analysis, code execution, or agent orchestration, it must state the limitation and narrow its conclusions.

Repository structure

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├── SKILL.md
├── skills/
├── references/
├── templates/
├── examples/
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── README_zh.md

License

MIT

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