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Compares competitors' positioning, offers, pricing pages and messaging side by side, then turns the differences into an actionable gap table.
Skill packs from ₹999 for up to 5 skills.
Works in the AI tool you already use. Pick yours for the exact steps — full guide.
Which AI tool do you use?
If you already use ChatGPT on the web or the app.
Download your skill (from the skill's page or My orders) and unzip it.
Open ChatGPT. In the left sidebar click New project and name it after the skill.
Open the project's Instructions, paste in everything from SKILL.md, and save. If the folder also has a knowledge folder, add those files to the project too.
Start a new chat inside that project and ask for the job in your own words, for example:
Type something like
Use the competitor-teardown skill. Here is what I need: <describe your task and paste any details, like a list or a document>
You're done when: ChatGPT asks for anything it's missing, then works through the job step by step. Every new chat in this project uses the skill.
Want to share it with your team? Create a custom GPT instead: paste SKILL.md into Configure → Instructions and add any extra files under Knowledge.
Input
2-5 competitor names plus their URLs, or pasted page text / screenshots Your own offer, price and website (for comparison) Your target buyer and the top 3 things they care about when choosing (optional — you will propose them if missing)
Output
**Sources reviewed:** [competitor — pages — date]
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Any assistant that accepts files or custom instructions: Claude (Code, desktop and web), ChatGPT, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex and Gemini CLI, or any model through its API. The download includes HOW-TO-USE.md with the steps for each.
Unzip it, then add SKILL.md to your AI tool: a skills folder in Claude, a Project or custom GPT in ChatGPT, a Gem in Gemini, a rules file in Cursor or Copilot — the how-to-use guide has the exact steps.
Big decisions stall because research takes weeks. Market research briefs, competitor teardowns, interview synthesis, pricing research, business plans and one-page decision memos.