Competitive Analysis

research-ops is an evidence-first workflow for current-state research in ECC. Use it to find fresh facts, compare options, enrich people or companies, and produce recommendations grounded in public evidence plus any local context. It works as a routing layer for web research, citations, and repeatable decision support.

The market-research skill helps you produce source-backed, decision-grade research on markets, competitors, funds, and technology trends. Use it for market sizing, Competitive Analysis, investor due diligence, and thesis testing. It emphasizes recent evidence, clear takeaways, and separate fact, inference, and recommendation.

exa-search is an Exa MCP skill for current web-backed research, code examples, company intel, people lookup, and fast source discovery. Use it when freshness and evidence matter, and when you need a practical exa-search guide for live search, tool-based answers, and web research workflows.

The deep-research skill turns broad questions into sourced web research with firecrawl and exa MCP tools. Use it to compare sources, synthesize findings, and produce cited reports for competitive analysis, technology evaluation, due diligence, and other decisions that need evidence.

SEMrush Automation helps Claude use Composio/Rube to pull SEMrush keyword, ranking, difficulty, related term, and backlink data for repeatable SEO research workflows.

Ahrefs Automation is a Claude skill for Ahrefs-powered SEO research via Composio MCP, covering backlinks, keywords, domain metrics, rankings, and batch URL analysis.

Use the market-sizing-analysis skill to build structured TAM, SAM, and SOM estimates with top-down, bottom-up, and value-theory methods. Covers install context, key files, inputs, workflow, and practical usage for startup market sizing and Data Analysis.

competitive-landscape helps agents run structured competitive analysis with Porter's Five Forces, Blue Ocean thinking, and positioning maps to evaluate market structure, differentiation, and defensible positioning for startups, GTM planning, and investor prep.

patent is a prior-art and landscape intelligence skill for Legal and IP teams. It routes novelty, FTO, landscape, diligence, or litigation searches, uses Google Patents, Espacenet, USPTO, and optional Lens.org, then produces a DOCX report with ranked art, family resolution, CPC follow-up, FTO flags, strategy notes, and an audit log.

competitive-teardown helps product teams run evidence-backed Competitive Analysis from public competitor signals. It guides data collection from pricing pages, reviews, job posts, SEO/social sources, docs, and changelogs, then produces scored matrices, SWOT, positioning notes, pricing breakdowns, UX observations, action roadmaps, and battle-card inputs.

competitor-alternatives helps AI agents plan and draft SEO competitor comparison, alternatives, and vs pages using verified product context, reusable templates, honest tradeoffs, and an optional comparison matrix script.

competitive-intel is a Claude skill for structured competitor tracking, battlecards, win/loss review, and market positioning. It uses a CI playbook and sales battlecard template to turn public evidence and team notes into decision-ready outputs for marketing, sales, product, and founders.

sales-engineer helps Sales Engineering teams analyze RFP/RFI coverage, build competitive feature matrices, draft technical proposals, and plan POCs using repository templates, references, and Python scripts.

seo-audit is a structured SEO review skill for diagnosing crawlability, indexation, technical, on-page, and content issues. It helps agents ask for site context, follow a clear audit order, avoid unsupported schema claims, and turn findings into a prioritized action plan.

customer-research helps agents run structured customer research with two modes: analyze existing assets or find public-source signal. Use it to extract themes, quotes, JTBD, pain points, triggers, and evidence for UX Research, product, and messaging decisions.

competitor-alternatives helps teams create SEO-focused alternative and vs pages with clear structure, honest tradeoffs, and reusable templates. Includes guidance on the four page formats, key files to read, product marketing context checks, and practical workflow for consistent competitor comparison content.

Analyze and prioritize feature requests by theme, strategic fit, impact, effort, and risk with the analyze-feature-requests skill. Use it to review customer feedback, triage a backlog, and make defensible product decisions, including analyze-feature-requests for Competitive Analysis when comparing demand across competitors.

Use market-segments to identify 3-5 distinct customer segments with demographics, jobs-to-be-done, pain points, desired outcomes, and product fit. It supports market-segments for Market Research, target audience selection, new market evaluation, and clearer segmentation decisions.

Identify the first beachhead market segment for a product launch with beachhead-segment. Evaluate segments by burning pain, willingness to pay, winnable share, and referral potential. Use it for beachhead-segment for Strategic Planning, initial market entry, and choosing a first customer segment.

swot-analysis skill for structured SWOT assessments with actionable recommendations. Use it for strategic assessment, competitive analysis, and product or business positioning when you need a clear internal-vs-external view.

The porters-five-forces skill helps you assess competitive rivalry, supplier power, buyer power, substitutes, and new entrants. Use it for porters-five-forces for Competitive Analysis when you need a structured view of market attractiveness, pricing pressure, and barriers to profit.

The ansoff-matrix skill turns a growth question into a structured Ansoff Matrix analysis for Strategic Planning. Compare market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification to clarify growth options, tradeoffs, and next steps using real market, product, and constraint inputs.

positioning-ideas helps you brainstorm differentiated product positioning ideas by first mapping competitors and then generating strategic positioning statements with rationale. Built for Product Marketing, founders, and marketers who need a fast positioning exploration, competitor gaps, and a clearer angle for messaging.

The sentiment-analysis skill turns user feedback into segment-level insights, sentiment scores, JTBD, and product impact. Use it for sentiment-analysis for Data Analysis on reviews, surveys, support notes, or social listening when you need a practical sentiment-analysis guide, not a generic polarity check.