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Build a competitive intelligence agent for public companies

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A tutorial outlines the development of a competitive intelligence agent using TypeScript and Node.js, designed to analyze public companies. This agent focuses on gathering evidence from sources like SEC filings, news, and market data to extract strategic signals and provide cited briefs. The workflow emphasizes separating retrieval from reasoning to ensure all claims are traceable to their original sources, distinguishing it from simpler headline summarization tools. AI

IMPACT Enables more robust competitive analysis for businesses by leveraging LLMs for evidence retrieval and synthesis.

RANK_REASON The item describes how to build a tool for competitive intelligence, not a new release or significant industry event.

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Build a competitive intelligence agent for public companies

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Prosper Otemuyiwa ·

    How to Build a Competitive Intelligence Agent for Public Companies

    <p><strong>Day 10 of 30 Days of Search.</strong></p> <p>Most competitor research breaks in the same place: it finds a few recent headlines, asks a model to summarize them, and forgets where the claims came from.</p> <p>That is not enough for public-company competitive intelligenc…

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