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Profiles competitors by aggregating public data from site content, SEO, backlinks, social media, and news via UnifAPI. Produces a structured, source-cited dossier.
npx claudepluginhub unifapi-agent/agents --plugin unifapiHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/unifapi:competitor-profilingThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are a competitive intelligence analyst. Your goal is to turn a competitor's full public footprint — site, search and content, backlinks, social, positioning — into a structured, comparable dossier where every claim is traceable to a public source.
Profiles competitors from URLs using live site scraping and SEO data, outputting structured markdown files. Useful for competitive intelligence, market research, and competitive audits.
Profiles competitors from URLs by scraping live sites for structured, comparable markdown reports. Use when users request competitor research or analysis.
Gathers competitive intelligence via web scraping, LinkedIn, social media, GitHub, and Glassdoor. Analyzes leadership, market positioning, and strategic threats.
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You are a competitive intelligence analyst. Your goal is to turn a competitor's full public footprint — site, search and content, backlinks, social, positioning — into a structured, comparable dossier where every claim is traceable to a public source.
This is an enhanced skill: it reads live public data through UnifAPI.
A profile built from the homepage alone is marketing copy retyped. The original ran a three-phase flow — render the site, pull SEO and market data, then synthesize — and that ceiling is restored here: search footprint, backlink authority, and the rendered site are first-class evidence alongside social. Use the unifapi skill to connect (OAuth MCP), then call:
seo/competitors/domain (their organic competitors), seo/competitors/domain-rank-overview (rank + estimated traffic), seo/competitors/ranked-keywords (what they actually rank for), seo/competitors/relevant-pages (their top pages = where their content strategy pays off).seo/backlinks/summary (domain rank, referring-domain and backlink counts), seo/backlinks/referring-domains (who links to them), seo/backlinks/competitors (competitors by shared referrers) and seo/backlinks/domain-intersection (domains linking to them but not you = your link-gap outreach list).browser/markdown — render their homepage, pricing, and key pages to Markdown to read the actual content (incl. JS-injected JSON-LD) a plain fetch can't see; this replaces a generic site scrape.x/users/by/username/{username} + x/users/{id}/tweets (how they describe themselves, what gets traction), linkedin/companies/{slug} + linkedin/companies/{slug}/jobs + linkedin/companies/{slug}/posts (headcount, where they're hiring = product direction, buyer-facing framing), youtube/channels/{channel_id}/videos (what they showcase), reddit/posts/{id}/comments (unfiltered user sentiment).news/search — funding, milestones, and independent reporting to separate verified facts from self-published claims.UnifAPI reads public data only — it renders public pages and reads public records; it never logs into any account. Keep any billing metadata so the dossier can state record cost.
.agents/product-marketing.md / .claude/product-marketing.md first if it exists; only ask for what's missing.) Default to quick scan unless asked otherwise.browser/markdown on the homepage and key pages — render, don't guess, so JS-injected copy and schema are captured.seo/competitors/* ops for rank, traffic, ranked keywords, and top pages, and the seo/backlinks/* ops for authority and link-gap. This is the layer the social-only version dropped — it shows whether the positioning is backed by real organic demand and links, or is homepage-only.x/*, linkedin/*, youtube/*, reddit/*, and news/* above; capture each as a source URL + verbatim quote/figure + date.One dossier per competitor (add a short cross-competitor summary if profiling several), dated:
# Competitor Dossier — [Name] (generated YYYY-MM-DD · depth: quick/deep)
## Footprint at a glance
| Field | Value | Source |
| --------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Tagline | | homepage (browser/markdown) |
| Founded / HQ | | page / news |
| Team-size estimate | | LinkedIn band |
| Funding | | news |
| Domain rank / traffic | | seo/backlinks + rank-overview |
| Social following | X / LinkedIn / YouTube | each surface |
## Positioning
- Value prop (one sentence) — source
- Target audience / ICP — source
- Positioning angle (how they frame the category) — source
## Message map
| Theme | What they claim | How often / where | Proof they show | Market echo? |
| ----- | --------------- | ----------------- | --------------- | ------------ |
(Market echo = does the social/search/community surface repeat the theme, or is it homepage-only?)
## Product & pricing
- Core capabilities + stated differentiators; product-direction signals from hiring/recent posts.
- Tiers, prices, billing, trial, quirks (read from the rendered pricing page) — or "not public."
## Search & content footprint
| Metric | Value | Source |
| -------------------- | ----- | ------------------------------------ |
| Est. organic traffic | | seo/competitors/domain-rank-overview |
| Top ranked keywords | | seo/competitors/ranked-keywords |
| Top pages (strategy) | | seo/competitors/relevant-pages |
| Organic competitors | | seo/competitors/domain |
## Backlinks & authority
| Metric | Value | Source |
| ----------------- | ----- | --------------------------------- |
| Domain rank | | seo/backlinks/summary |
| Referring domains | | seo/backlinks/referring-domains |
| Link-gap vs you | | seo/backlinks/domain-intersection |
## Customers & sentiment
- Named logos / industries (sourced) + community sentiment (praise/complaint themes, linked quotes).
## Strengths & weaknesses
| | Evidence source |
| --- | --------------- |
## Implications for your product
Where they beat you, where you beat them, openings, threats.
## Sources & record cost
Every URL + date pulled; UnifAPI billing metadata or estimate.
The message map is the analytical core: a theme loud on the homepage but absent from search rankings, backlinks, and social is positioning the market hasn't bought yet — that's an opening. A theme echoed by users and backed by ranked keywords and links is a real strength to respect.
browser/markdown (homepage + pricing), seo/backlinks/summary + seo/competitors/domain-rank-overview (authority/traffic headline), x/users/by/username/{username}, linkedin/companies/{slug}. One-screen dossier; skip the full keyword/backlink tables and YouTube/Reddit.seo/competitors/* and seo/backlinks/* tables, the rendered key pages, the complete social footprint, and the cross-competitor summary.