company-research

The company-research skill helps users conduct comprehensive company research and due diligence for business and investment-related decisions. It is designed to support analysis of a company’s business model, competitive positioning, market environment, and management quality. By providing a structured research framework, the skill helps users evaluate companies for purposes such as investment decisions, partnership assessments, competitive intelligence, and strategic planning. It addresses the challenge of organizing and synthesizing multiple dimensions of company analysis into a clear and systematic process.

The skill includes capabilities for business model analysis, competitive landscape evaluation, SWOT analysis, market sizing, and management assessment. It supports frameworks such as Porter's Five Forces to evaluate industry competition and uses structured approaches for analyzing revenue models and value chain positioning. Users can select different research scopes, ranging from a quick overview to deep due diligence, and tailor the analysis to specific goals. The skill also supports document and spreadsheet generation through available MCP tools, including chart creation.

This skill is intended for finance and strategy professionals, investors, analysts, business development teams, and decision-makers evaluating companies or markets. Common use cases include investment research, competitive benchmarking, M&A target assessment, partnership evaluation, and market entry analysis. It is suitable for users seeking structured company insights while understanding that the skill does not provide proprietary database access, primary research, real-time data, or verified information accuracy.