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Pull a fact-led competitive intel brief on any competitor. Takes a competitor name and a one-line deal context — displacement play, renewal defence, or general competitive prep. Returns leadership changes, hiring signals, customer intent, recent product moves, and named displacement angles — all shaped by the deal you're in. Requires a Lusha connection.

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Pull a fact-led competitive intelligence brief on a named
competitor. Shape every signal, news item, and displacement
angle around the deal context the user provides. Return a brief
an AE can act on before walking into a competitive deal.

## Input

The user will provide via $ARGUMENTS:

- Competitor name (required) — company name or domain.
- Deal context (required) — one sentence on why this brief
  is being pulled and what decision it supports. Examples:
  - "displacement play — competitor is incumbent, Stage 3"
  - "renewal defence — competitor approaching our customer
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