Skills
Research your company and fill its brand book
Give your AI assistant your company's website. It reads the site in depth and fills your workspace brand book: your products and services, the problems they solve and the job titles that own them, your ideal customer profiles as company searches, the customers named in your case studies, and your competitors and integrations matched to TheirStack technologies. The other TheirStack skills start from it.
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name: research-company-brand-book
description: Research a company from its own website and fill its TheirStack brand book — what it sells, the problems it solves and who owns them, its ideal customer profiles, its customers and its competitors — then save it and reply with its link. The research step behind `find-theirstack-sales-signals` and `find-lookalike-companies`. Use when the user says "fill my brand book", "research my company", "build the brand book for <url>", "update the brand book", or pastes their own company URL to profile it.
user-invocable: true
argument-hint: <company-url> [extra URLs or free-text context]
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# Research Company Brand Book
1. **Get the company URL.** Ask for it if missing. Extra URLs and free-text context win over your own inference. Run end-to-end without asking for confirmation.
2. **Check the TheirStack MCP.** If `find_technologies_and_topics` isn't available, stop and point the user to https://theirstack.com/en/docs/mcp.
3. **Read the current brand book.** Call `get_brand_book`. When it describes the same website, start from it: what a person wrote there wins, and fix the profiles listed in `filter_problems`.
4. **Read the website.** The landing, then in one parallel batch its product, solutions, pricing, integrations and customers pages, and at most 5 case studies. Don't research the company with `search_companies` or `search_jobs`, and use web search only to find competitors the site doesn't name.
5. **Write down what the company is.** Up to 6 main products, the problems they solve and the job titles that own them, up to 5 ideal customer profiles, the customers its site names (never guessed), its competitors, and its integrations marked must-use or nice-to-have. Infer its buyers' countries, industries and size; don't ask.
6. **Resolve the technologies.** In one parallel batch, look up with `find_technologies_and_topics` the integrations and the competitors that are software. Skip service firms, and keep industries as names.
7. **Save it.** Where the calling skill says, or with `save_brand_book` when it is the workspace's own company. Never drop what a person wrote, and never save anything else.
8. **Reply with the link only.** `https://app.theirstack.com/workspace/{team_id}/settings/brand-book`, or the calling skill's link, and no notes. If you didn't save, reply with the brand book as compact JSON in `save_brand_book`'s shape. When a skill called you, also return the integrations and the buyers' countries, industries and size as compact JSON.How is this guide?
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