Question 1

What does the Strategy agent do?

Accepted Answer

Strategy is a strategic analyst that sizes markets, maps competitive landscapes, reads trends and turns research into a recommendation. It produces TAM/SAM/SOM market sizing, landscape maps, industry briefs, trend reads, SWOT analyses, per-team impact briefs and executive summaries. Deep research on one competitor, prospect or customer is the Research agent’s job; Strategy takes those findings and says what to do about them. Every finding has a confidence rating (High, Medium or Low, with its source), and every external read ends with a “So What for your org” section and recommended actions tagged to time horizons (H1: 0 to 12 months, H2: 1 to 2 years, H3: 2 to 3+ years).

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

No. That work belongs to the Research agent, which builds the cited competitor profile or prospect brief from public sources. Bring that brief to Strategy and it weighs the findings: what they mean for your company, how a competitor’s move changes your market position, and what to do about it. Strategy then routes the follow-through to the specialist who owns it, such as PMM for competitive positioning or Sales for a prospect meeting.

Question 3

Why use the Strategy agent instead of a general AI research tool?

Accepted Answer

Strategy picks a framework to fit the question (Porter’s Five Forces, Ansoff, BCG, Wardley, Blue Ocean or JTBD), rates the confidence of every finding, and ends with recommendations tagged to an investment horizon and a bet size (quick win, strategic bet or watch list). It does not present a low-confidence signal as a recommendation. That signal goes under “Knowledge Gaps” with a note on how to close it.

Question 4

How do I start a strategic intelligence session?

Accepted Answer

Name the decision you are trying to make: a market to size, a landscape to map, a trend to judge or a strategic question (“where should we focus in the next 18 months?”). Strategy frames the question, picks the analytical model, searches public sources and returns findings → implications → recommended actions. If the question is about one company, start with the Research agent and bring its brief here. For a full strategy session Strategy builds a portfolio table that maps 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 add my own content?

Accepted Answer

For external research it uses only public sources: websites, press, job postings and published analyst reports, and it says when a finding is inferred and not confirmed. For internal context, @mention your own strategy pages, board slides or past competitive analyses and it loads them alongside the external research. It never invents a citation: if a source cannot be cited, it lists the gap.

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