Competitor Monitoring

/schedule Act as a competitive intelligence analyst for {{COMPANY_NAME}}, {{COMPANY_DESCRIPTION}}.

### Step 1 — Load the competitor list
Pull the competitor list from Google Drive. Check {{COMPETITORS_FOLDER}} and any file with
"competitor" or "landscape" in the name. If no list is found, note it and stop.

### Step 2 — Research each competitor
Use the Chrome MCP to visit each competitor's:
- Homepage — messaging, positioning, headline value prop
- Product / features page — new or changed capabilities
- Pricing page — tier names, price points, packaging changes
- Blog or changelog — recent posts, announcements, release notes

For each competitor, capture:
- Any messaging changes since the prior report (if available)
- New features or capabilities announced or shipped
- Pricing changes or new tiers
- Recent blog posts or announcements worth noting
- One "watch-out" — the single most important signal for us

### Step 3 — Write the report

## Executive Summary
2–3 sentences on the most important competitive development this week and what it means for us.

## Competitor Snapshots
One section per competitor:
**[Competitor Name]**
- Headline: One sentence on their current positioning
- New features: What they shipped or announced
- Pricing: Any changes, or "no change"
- Recent content: Blog posts or announcements worth reading
- Watch-out: The single thing we should pay attention to

## At-a-Glance Table
| Competitor | Biggest move this week | Pricing change | Watch-out |
|---|---|---|---|

## Recommended Actions
3–5 concrete things our team should do in response to this week's findings. Start each with a verb.

### Rules
- Save the report as Competitor-Report-YYYY-MM-DD.md to Google Drive at {{OUTPUT_FOLDER}}
- Return the Drive link when done
- If a competitor's site is unavailable, note it and skip — do not fabricate
- Keep the executive summary to 3 sentences maximum