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Given one seed company, find peers along an explicit similarity axis (product, customer, tech stack, business model, culture). Writes to <WORKING_FOLDER>/domain-notes/like-<seed-slug>.md. Reads outreach.md to mark contact status. Use when the user has a known reference point and wants more of the same shape.
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Given a seed company, enumerate peers along a chosen similarity axis. Avoids generic "competitors of X" — forces the user to pick the dimension.
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Given a seed company, enumerate peers along a chosen similarity axis. Avoids generic "competitors of X" — forces the user to pick the dimension.
$ARGUMENTS:
<seed> — company name or domain.--axis=<axis> — one of product, customer, stack, business-model, culture. Default: ask.--n=<count> (default 15).--exclude-direct-competitors — skip head-to-head rivals; surface adjacent peers instead.--refresh./career:discover companies-like-x snowglobe.ai --axis=product
/career:discover companies-like-x linear --axis=culture --n=20
/career:discover companies-like-x retool --axis=customer --exclude-direct-competitors
${CAREER_DATA_DIR}/config.json → WORKING_FOLDER. Output: ${WORKING_FOLDER}/domain-notes/like-${seed-slug}.md.
Single-pass research on <seed>:
If --axis not provided, surface the five axes with a one-liner each and ask the user to pick before continuing.
WebSearch + WebFetch around the chosen axis only. Examples:
product: companies solving the same job for the user.customer: different products serving the same buyer.stack: companies using the same core tech (e.g., "Rust + Postgres + b2b API").business-model: open-core peers, prosumer-saas peers, etc.culture: remote-first, async-default, transparent comp, etc.Aim for --n matches. Drop matches that only fit on a different axis (note them in "Out of axis").
Same as discover-by-domain step 4. Mark each peer with contact-status.
Format:
# Companies like {{seed}} — axis: {{axis}}
> Seed: {{seed}}
> Axis: {{axis}}
> Surveyed: {{date}}
> Peers enumerated: {{n}}
## Seed profile
- Product: ...
- Customer: ...
- Stack: ...
- Business model: ...
- Culture: ...
## Why this axis
{{1–2 sentences on what "similar on {{axis}}" means here}}
## Peers
| name | website | why-similar (one line) | stage | hq | remote? | contact-status | notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
## Out of axis (similar on a different dimension)
- {{name}} — similar on {{other-axis}}, not {{chosen-axis}}.
## Sources
1. ...
peers note: domain-notes/like-<seed-slug>.md
axis: <axis>
peers: <n>
never-contacted: <n>
contacted-stale: <n>
contacted-recent: <n>
next: /career:suggest companies --from=like-<seed-slug>
--axis for a different lens — don't blur axes.