# Track Competitor

Monitor a competitor's website, pricing, and changelog, then report what changed since the last check.

## Inputs

- **Competitor name** — Full company or product name; e.g., "Acme Corp"
- **Website URL** — Public domain to visit; e.g., https://competitor.com
- **Focus areas** — What to watch: pricing, features, changelog, blog, design. Defaults to all.
- **Baseline snapshot** — Prior report to diff against; blank means first snapshot.

## Steps

1. Visit the competitor's website and take a full-page screenshot; record the URL and date.
2. Extract current pricing tiers, feature lists, and positioning language from public pages.
3. Check for a public changelog or blog; note the 3–5 most recent entries with dates and titles.
4. If a baseline snapshot exists, compare pricing, features, and messaging; highlight new, removed, or modified items.
5. Synthesize findings into a brief report: what's new, what's discontinued, what shifted in positioning.
6. Recommend follow-up actions if significant changes are detected (e.g., "Pricing dropped 20%") but do not send without human review.
7. Store the report with timestamp, URL, and snapshot link for audit trail.

## Constraints

- Do not access paywalled or authenticated content; stick to public pages only.
- Avoid heavy automation that triggers rate-limiting; one snapshot per competitor per week is safe.
- Report findings only to designated team members; do not publish without approval.

Done when: A timestamped report compares the competitor's current pricing, features, and public changelog to the prior baseline and lists additions, removals, and messaging shifts.