How does this differ from just asking an AI to summarize a competitor's website?

Unlike simple prompts that provide one-off summaries, this skill uses a structured diffing methodology and severity rubric to isolate strategic changes from cosmetic noise, ensuring you only act on high-impact data.

Which AI agents or IDEs are compatible with the Competitive Intelligence Monitor?

This skill is designed for any agent environment with file I/O and web browsing capabilities, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex CLI.

What exactly is included in the download when I purchase this skill?

You will receive the core skill logic, a structured monitoring framework, and templates for baselines and intelligence reports that you can immediately import into your agent environment.

Do I need a database or a hosted backend to store the competitor data?

No, it uses a local file-based architecture to track historical versions and baselines, meaning you don't need to manage external databases or pay for additional API subscriptions.

Are there any limitations on the types of competitor pages I can track?

While the skill is highly effective for public pages, it cannot bypass logins, paywalls, or complex bot-detection systems; it is best suited for public-facing pricing, landing, and changelog pages.

How difficult is the initial setup for a new watchlist?

The skill is built for manual or scheduled execution within your agent; you simply load your watchlist, and the agent performs the collection and diffing process to generate your digest.

Competitive Intelligence Monitor Kit

Example session with this skill installed

Run the weekly competitive digest for my watchlist. Competitors: Acme, Bolt. Watch their /pricing, /changelog, and homepage hero.

Read your context and instructions
Compiled the competitive intelligence monitor

Weekly Competitive Digest — 2026-W41

Headline
1. Acme raised Pro from $29 to $39/mo (+34%). Competitors now sit above us on entry price;
   our $19 plan becomes a clearer value narrative.
2. Acme added a "Teams" plan (5 seats, $149/mo) — first move upmarket.
3. Bolt published 4 changelog entries in 7 days — sustained, mostly-integrations velocity.

| Competitor | Asset      | Change type | Severity | Source               | Date       |
|------------|------------|-------------|----------|----------------------|------------|
| Acme       | /pricing   | PRICING     | 5        | acme.example/pricing | 2026-10-07 |
| Acme       | /pricing   | PLANS       | 4        | acme.example/pricing | 2026-10-07 |
| Bolt       | /changelog | FEATURE     | 2        | bolt.example/changelog | 2026-10-06 |
| Bolt       | /          | POSITIONING | 2        | bolt.example         | 2026-10-05 |


Detail (severity >= 4)
Acme — Pro tier $29 -> $39/mo  · severity 5/5 · source: acme.example/pricing
  What changed: Pro monthly 29 -> 39; annual unchanged at $290.
  Why it matters: price-tolerance test; widens the gap vs our $19 tier.
  Recommended action: RESPOND — refresh our pricing comparison page.

Acme — new "Teams" plan  · severity 4/5 · source: acme.example/pricing
  What changed: new 5-seat tier at $149/mo (absent last week).
  Why it matters: signals an upmarket/enterprise motion.
  Recommended action: WATCH — monitor for enterprise features and sales hires.

Recommended actions

| Action                          | Owner hint | By when    |
|---------------------------------|------------|------------|
| Refresh pricing comparison page | Growth     | this week  |
| Watch Acme for enterprise moves | Founders   | ongoing    |


Baseline updated for: Acme, Bolt.

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About this skill

Know what your competitors changed this week — in one short digest.

Competitive intel is done ad-hoc: someone remembers to check a competitor, screenshots a pricing page, drops it in Slack. Price changes and upmarket moves slip through.

This is a one-time workflow kit (not a subscription, not a hosted service) that turns any file-capable agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw — into a repeatable monitor. It maintains a watchlist, detects real changes (pricing, plans, positioning, features, launches, content), scores severity, and produces a decision-ready weekly digest.

What you get

Weekly workflow (collect -> diff -> score -> digest) your agent runs end-to-end
Watchlist + competitor-profile templates
Severity rubric so findings are consistent, not guesswork
Weekly digest + change-log templates a team reads in a couple of minutes
Diffing methodology to strip noise (timestamps, A/B copy) and avoid false positives
Source matrix — which pages to watch, per competitor type
Worked example session to copy

Why a kit (not another scraper)

Builders already have scraper packs. This is the workflow + judgment layer: what to watch, what counts as a real change, how severe it is, and what to do about it — inside your own agent, with no backend, no credentials, no hosting.

Who it's for

Founders, growth/marketing leads, and small-agency operators (teams of 1–10) in fast-moving markets.

Requirements

Any file-capable agent. Optional: a page-fetch/browser tool (without one, the kit runs from pasted snapshots).

Not for you if

You want a scraper-engineering pack (see our E-commerce Competitor Monitor).
You want a hosted monitoring dashboard. This runs locally, in your agent.

How to use

Skills on Agensi run inside your AI agent. Copy the prompt, paste it into your agent, and it connects to Agensi and installs this skill for you. If a payment is needed, your agent shows it to you first.

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