Question 1

What does the Strategy agent do?

Accepted Answer

Strategy is a strategic intelligence analyst that researches competitors, markets, customers, and prospects using web-grounded sources — producing competitor deep dives, SWOT analyses, TAM/SAM/SOM market sizing, landscape maps, due diligence reports, and trend analyses. Every finding carries a confidence rating (High/Medium/Low with source), and every output closes with a “So What for your org” section and recommended actions tagged to time horizons (H1: 0–12 months, H2: 1–2 years, H3: 2–3+ years).

Question 2

Can it research a specific competitor or prospect before a meeting?

Accepted Answer

Strategy builds a prospect brief or competitor profile from public sources — websites, press releases, job postings, LinkedIn, earnings calls, news archives — then structures it as findings → implications for your org → recommended actions. For a prospect meeting it produces a meeting-ready brief with trigger-event identification and a pain hypothesis based on company signals. It cites every source and flags findings older than 12 months.

Question 3

How is Strategy different from a generic AI research assistant?

Accepted Answer

Strategy applies frameworks (Porter’s Five Forces, Ansoff, BCG, Wardley, Blue Ocean, JTBD — selected by fit, not habit), confidence-rates every finding, and always closes with a specific recommendation set tagged to the right investment horizon and bet size (quick win vs. strategic bet vs. watch list). It won’t present a low-confidence signal as a strategic recommendation — it goes in “Knowledge Gaps” with a note on how to close it.

Question 4

How do I start a strategic intelligence session?

Accepted Answer

Name what you want to understand: a competitor, a market segment, a prospect, or a strategic question (“where should we focus in the next 18 months?”). Strategy frames the question, picks the right analytical model, runs web research, and produces output structured as findings → implications → recommended actions. For full strategy sessions, it builds a portfolio table mapping initiatives to horizons and bet sizes so you can see your investment mix at a glance.

Question 5

What sources does the Strategy agent use, and can I feed it internal documents?

Accepted Answer

Strategy uses only publicly available sources for external research — websites, press, job postings, published analyst reports — and states when a finding is inferred rather than confirmed. For internal context, you can @mention your own strategy documents, board decks, or past competitive analyses and it will load them alongside external research. It never fabricates citations: if a source can’t be cited, it states the knowledge gap instead.

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