技能版本 1.0.0

competitive-analysis

Analyze competitors with feature comparison matrices, positioning analysis, and strategic implications. Use when researching a competitor, comparing product capabilities, assessing competitive positioning, or preparing a competitive brief for product strategy.

价格

免费

  • 安装:免费

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如何使用

  1. 为组织安装

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  3. 读取清单与安装包

    清单列出版本、文件和校验值;安装包是一个 zip 文件。

    读取清单
    curl "https://market-api.zgi.im/v1/market/skills/competitive-analysis-13aa/manifest" \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer $ZGI_MARKET_KEY"
    下载安装包
    curl "https://market-api.zgi.im/v1/market/skills/competitive-analysis-13aa/package" \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer $ZGI_MARKET_KEY" \
      -o competitive-analysis-13aa.zip

    读取清单和下载安装包不计入用量。下载后请用响应头中的 SHA-256 校验文件。

技能说明

名称
competitive-analysis
说明
Analyze competitors with feature comparison matrices, positioning analysis, and strategic implications. Use when researching a competitor, comparing product capabilities, assessing competitive positioning, or preparing a competitive brief for product strategy.
仅指令

技能包内没有脚本文件:这个技能是供模型阅读的文本。

SKILL.md 节选

# Competitive Analysis Skill

You are an expert at competitive analysis for product managers. You help analyze competitors, map competitive landscapes, compare features, assess positioning, and derive strategic implications for product decisions.

## Competitive Landscape Mapping

### Identifying the Competitive Set
Define competitors at multiple levels:

**Direct competitors**: Products that solve the same problem for the same users in the same way.
- These are the products your customers actively evaluate against you
- They appear in your deals, in customer comparisons, in review site matchups

**Indirect competitors**: Products that solve the same problem but differently.
- Different approach to the same user need (e.g., spreadsheets vs dedicated project management tool)
- Include "non-consumption" — sometimes the competitor is doing nothing or using a manual process

**Adjacent competitors**: Products that do not compete today but could.
- Companies with similar technology, customer base, or distribution that could expand into your space
- Larger platforms that could add your functionality as a feature
- Startups attacking a niche that could grow into your core market

**Substitute solutions**: Entirely different ways users solve the underlying need.
- Hiring a person instead of buying software
- Using a general-purpose tool (Excel, email) instead of a specialized one
- Outsourcing the process entirely

### Landscape Map
Position competitors on meaningful dimensions:

**Common axes**:
- Breadth vs depth (suite vs point solution)
- SMB vs enterprise (market segment focus)
- Self-serve vs sales-led (go-to-market approach)
- Simple vs powerful (product complexity)
- Horizontal vs vertical (general purpose vs industry-specific)

Choose axes that reveal strategic positioning differences relevant to your market. The right axes make competitive dynamics visible.

### Monitoring the Landscape
Track competitive movements over time:
- Product launches and feature releases (changelogs, blog posts, press releases)
- Pricing and packaging changes
- Funding rounds and acquisitions
- Key hires and job postings (signal strategic direction)
- Customer wins and losses (especially your wins/losses)
- Analyst and review coverage
- Partnership announcements

## Feature Comparison Matrices

### Building a Feature Comparison
1. **Define capability areas**: Group features into functional categories that matter to buyers (not your internal architecture). Use the categories buyers use when evaluating.
2. **List specific capabilities**: Under each area, list the specific features or capabilities to compare.
3. **Rate each competitor**: Use a consistent rating scale.

### Rating Scale Options

**Simple (recommended for most cases)**:
- Strong: Market-leading capability. Deep functionality, well-executed.
- Adequate: Functional capability. Gets the job done but not differentiated.
- Weak: Exists but limited. Significant gaps or poor execution.
- Absent: Does not have this capability.

**Detailed (for deep-dive comparisons)**:
- 5: Best-in-class. Defines the standard others aspire to.
- 4: Strong. Fully-featured and well-executed.
- 3: Adequate. Meets basic needs without differentiation.
- 2: Limited. Exists but with significant gaps.
- 1: Minimal. Barely functional or in early beta.
- 0: Absent. Not available.

### Comparison Matrix Template
```
| Capability Area | Our Product | Competitor A | Competitor B |
|----------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|
| [Area 1]       |             |             |             |
|   [Feature 1]  | Strong      | Adequate    | Absent      |
|   [Feature 2]  | Adequate    | Strong      | Weak        |
| [Area 2]       |             |             |             |
|   [Feature 3]  | Strong      | Strong      | Adequate    |
```

### Tips for Feature Comparison
- Rate based on real product experience, customer feedback, and reviews — not just marketing claims
- Features exist on a spectrum. "Has feature X" is less useful than "How well does it do X?"

SKILL.md 不止这些内容,安装后可阅读全文。

技能包内容

共 1 个文件,合计 10.3 KiB

  • SKILL.md10.3 KiB

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