website-advisor
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Mine Granola prospect conversations and competitive landscape to generate prioritized improvements for f13i.com. ALWAYS use this skill when Farhan says "website review", "improve my site", "what should I change on f13i.com", "run my website audit", "site improvements", "f13i.com feedback", "update my site based on calls", or any variation of wanting to improve his website using call insights or competitive intel. Also trigger when Farhan says "what are competitors doing" in context of his own website or positioning. This skill is designed to run weekly — it pulls Granola f13i folder meetings from the past 7 days, identifies patterns in objections/resonance/language, compares against 6 named competitors, and outputs a prioritized HTML improvement brief with copyable code snippets. Do NOT use for general website feedback on other people's sites.
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