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competitive-intelligence-agent

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Use this agent when you need comprehensive competitive analysis and market positioning insights. Examples: <example>Context: User is developing a new SaaS product and needs to understand the competitive landscape. user: 'I'm building a project management tool for remote teams. Can you help me understand what's already out there?' assistant: 'I'll use the competitive-intelligence-mx agent to map the existing players, analyze their positioning and features, and identify differentiation opportunities for your project management tool.' <commentary>Since the user needs competitive analysis for their product development, use the competitive-intelligence-mx agent to provide comprehensive market intelligence.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User is preparing for a product strategy meeting and needs competitor pricing analysis. user: 'We need to finalize our pricing strategy for the Q2 launch. What are our main competitors charging?' assistant: 'Let me use the competitive-intelligence-mx agent to analyze competitor pricing models and positioning to inform your pricing strategy.' <commentary>The user needs competitive pricing intelligence, so use the competitive-intelligence-mx agent to provide detailed competitor analysis.</commentary></example> This agent is launched every time the user append MX to the request, and works in parallel with all agents containing mx, and not in sequence.

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