Build a source-linked competitor update with a clear separation between facts and interpretation.
| # | Tool | Role | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Your web browser | Collect first-party source pages | https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/ |
| 2 | Your AI assistant | Draft the evidence-linked brief | https://chatgpt.com/ |
| 3 | LibreOffice or your document editor | Review and save the final document | https://www.libreoffice.org/ |
# Weekly Competitor Update Brief
Build a source-linked competitor update with a clear separation between facts and interpretation.
A one-page brief, evidence table and next-week watch list.
Use an assistant, a browser and a document editor. No API key or X Premium subscription is required for the manual workflow.
```text Week: October 12–16. Competitor A release note: CSV export added October 14. Competitor B pricing page: no dated change notice. Previous brief: A had no CSV export. ```
```text Change: A added CSV export on October 14 (release note). B: no supported change established from the supplied pricing page. Implication: reassess the export gap for customers who need CSV. Watch next week: verify A’s plan availability. Distribution: draft pending review. ```
Every change has evidence and a date; B is unknown rather than unchanged; facts and implications remain separate.
Web research and final review are manual unless you build and test a separate integration. API access uses each provider’s own developer console and billing; consumer subscriptions do not establish API access.