Up to five competitors
You choose exactly who we monitor — no generic market roundup.
Name one competitor and we’ll build a free, source-backed decision brief so you can judge the signal before buying. Want ongoing monitoring? The 30-day pilot is a one-time $149.
One competitor · Free sample within one business day · No card required
Actionable-decision guarantee: if your first brief doesn’t surface at least one actionable competitive decision, we’ll revise it once at no charge.
Small on purpose
You choose exactly who we monitor — no generic market roundup.
Every brief ends with three concrete, PM-ready recommended actions.
Every finding links to a real source. No sponsorships, no speculation.
Published August 10, 2026 · AI workflow agents
A real 2026 proof brief covering Linear, Notion, and monday.com. Every dated finding links to its source, then resolves into a concrete PM action.
See the sourced signal before sharing anything.
Save your work email, then name one competitor.
Buy once for four briefs across 30 days.
Workflow suites are turning agents into triggered operators: recurring jobs, post-meeting follow-through, and third-party actions now live inside the work graph. The product question is shifting from ‘Where is the chat box?’ to ‘What work can the agent safely finish?’
On July 20, 2026, Linear introduced Loops for recurring agent work that runs on a schedule or in response to an event, using context from the workspace and connected tools to choose the next action.
View source →On July 31, 2026, Notion added a meeting-note trigger for Custom Agents, letting a finished AI Meeting Note update project trackers, post recaps, or create engineering tickets automatically.
View source →On July 16, 2026, monday.com added an MCP block to AI Workflows so builders can run actions in third-party apps that expose a public MCP server.
View source →Choose one recurring PM task and design an agent run with a visible instruction, trigger, and audit trail.
Linear is making scheduled and event-driven agent work inspectable at the team and workspace level.
Measure the time from meeting end to system-of-record update, then automate the highest-friction handoff first.
Notion is turning meeting completion into an execution trigger rather than another summary to process manually.
Prioritize one MCP-enabled integration and require human approval before its first consequential external action.
monday.com is lowering the cost of connecting agents to outside tools, so safe action design becomes the differentiator.
Join the 30-day Competitor Intelligence Pilot for $149. Your kickoff brief is delivered after checkout, followed by three more weekly briefs over the pilot term.
If your first brief doesn’t surface at least one actionable competitive decision, we’ll revise it once at no charge.
Start with proof
First, save your work email. Then name one competitor for your decision brief.
Start with one competitor and see the brief before you buy.
Four briefs over 30 days: a kickoff brief after checkout, then three weekly briefs.
We monitor public sources for the competitors you name and link every finding to its source.
Yes. Your competitor list and decision context are used only to produce your briefs and are not published.
Kickoff starts after checkout; your first brief is delivered once the initial research is complete.
No. It is one $149 payment for the full 30-day pilot, with no subscription or recurring charge.
If it doesn’t surface at least one actionable competitive decision, we’ll revise it once at no charge.