teardown

Use when someone wants a competitive analysis or teardown of one company or product, in any phrasing, such as "analyze this company", "teardown of <company>", "competitive analysis of <company>", "research this competitor", "should we worry about <company>", or diligence on a company. Also when they ask what one landing page or pricing page signals. Produces an evidence-graded teardown where every material claim carries a link, an evidence date, and a VERIFIED / COMPANY-CLAIMED / ESTIMATE label. Four methods are required (positioning history from the Wayback Machine, job-listing mining, contradiction reconciliation, absence as evidence). Not for stock picks, investment advice, financial-statement analysis, or researching a person.