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Sets up daily email monitoring scouts for competitor news, product updates, funding rounds, and public announcements using structured queries.
npx claudepluginhub yutori-ai/yutori-mcp --plugin yutoriThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Set up comprehensive monitoring for a competitor.
Sets up Yutori Scouts for continuous web monitoring of news, competitors, product updates, funding rounds, price changes, or recurring web information.
Searches live web via Nimble CLI for competitor news, product launches, hiring signals, funding; compares prior findings to highlight updates. For competitive intelligence requests.
Monitors competitor signals (product, pricing, hiring, partnerships, messaging) and generates structured weekly intelligence with diffs, threat levels, implications, and roadmap actions.
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Set up comprehensive monitoring for a competitor.
Create a scout with this query structure:
**Context:** Monitoring competitive intelligence for $ARGUMENTS
## What to Monitor
- **News & Announcements:** Press releases, media coverage, blog posts
- **Product Updates:** New features, pricing changes, product launches
- **Funding & Business:** Funding rounds, acquisitions, partnerships, executive changes
- **Public Communications:** Social media announcements, conference talks, webinars
**Sources to check:** TechCrunch, company blog, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Crunchbase, press releases
**Exclusions:** Job postings (unless executive level), routine social media, unverified rumors
## Deliverables
**Frequency:** Daily
**Output format:**
1. Summary of significant developments (if any)
2. Table of news items with: Date, Headline, Category, Source Link
3. Analysis of competitive implications
Use create_scout with:
query: The above structured query with $ARGUMENTS replacedoutput_interval: 86400 (daily)After creation, inform the user:
get_scout_updatesedit_scoutFetching documentation or source URLs:
If you use a web fetch tool to look up the competitor's blog, docs, or other pages while preparing the query, include the Accept: text/markdown header. Many documentation sites (Cloudflare-hosted) will return clean Markdown instead of HTML — fewer tokens, easier to parse.