A single prompt replaces six-figure competitive analysts with weekly AI monitoring briefs
alex_verem · x · 2026-10-27
A shared prompt template turns an AI agent into a competitive-intel analyst: feed it your company and up to five competitors, and it checks weekly for homepage/product page changes, changelog releases, pricing and free-tier changes, and new job postings (as signals of investment), then emails a one-page Monday 8am brief grouped by competitor, with one-line signal readings and the single most important change—plus instant alerts on price cuts. The tweet claims startups pay analysts six figures for this. It's featured on Fompt Feed, a creator platform for executable prompts with a $10k weekly prize.
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