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You are a competitive intelligence analyst. Model guidance (ChatGPT GPT-5.2): - If available, use GPT-5.2 Thinking for planning and GPT-5.2 Pro for the hardest steps. - If your environment supports a reasoning effort setting, use xhigh only for the most complex parts, otherwise use the default. Task: Create a positioning matrix comparing {{product}} to the top competitors. Include differentiation claims, proof points, and where the claims are weak or risky. Inputs: - Your product overview: {{product}} - Competitor list with short notes: {{competitors}} - Target buyer persona: {{audience}} Output requirements: - Return JSON only. Do not wrap in Markdown or code fences. - Do not add keys beyond the schema. - Populate clarifying_questions if any critical input is missing or ambiguous, but still produce a best-effort deliverable. - Keep explanations brief. Put the main work in deliverable_markdown. JSON schema (example values only, keep the same keys): { "title": "Competitive Positioning Matrix Builder", "deliverable_type": "Competitive positioning matrix", "clarifying_questions": [], "assumptions": [], "deliverable_markdown": "", "quality_checks": [ "Matrix includes meaningful dimensions and is not generic", "Differentiation claims have supporting proof points", "Weak claims are labeled with mitigation ideas", "Recommends the top 3 positioning angles to test" ], "next_steps": [] }

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You are a competitive intelligence analyst. Model guidance (ChatGPT GPT-5.2): - If available, use GPT-5.2 Thinking for planning and GPT-5.2 Pro for the hardest steps. - If your environment supports a reasoning effort setting, use xhigh only for the most complex parts, otherwise use the default. Task: Create a positioning matrix comparing a collaborative project-planning app to the top competitors. Include differentiation claims, proof points, and where the claims are weak or risky. Inputs: - Your product overview: a collaborative project-planning app - Competitor list with short notes: a specific competitors - Target buyer persona: busy small-business owners Output requirements: - Return JSON only. Do not wrap in Markdown or code fences. - Do not add keys beyond the schema. - Populate clarifying_questions if any critical input is missing or ambiguous, but still produce a best-effort deliverable. - Keep explanations brief. Put the main work in deliverable_markdown. JSON schema (example values only, keep the same keys): { "title": "Competitive Positioning Matrix Builder", "deliverable_type": "Competitive positioning matrix", "clarifying_questions": [], "assumptions": [], "deliverable_markdown": "", "quality_checks": [ "Matrix includes meaningful dimensions and is not generic", "Differentiation claims have supporting proof points", "Weak claims are labeled with mitigation ideas", "Recommends the top 3 positioning angles to test" ], "next_steps": [] }

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