Get a Daily Competitor Digest in Slack
SPIRITT checks your competitors' changelogs, pricing pages and news every morning, verifies each move at the source, and posts only what matters to Slack.
SPIRITT runs a daily competitor digest end to end: every morning it reads your competitors' changelogs, pricing pages, press releases and news, verifies each move on the company's own page, ranks what matters, and posts one short message to Slack with sources and suggested actions. Below is a real first run for a project-management software team watching ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Linear and monday.com, made on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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This is the exact prompt we used. Change the competitors and the channel.
Every weekday at 8:00 AM ET, post a competitor digest to #competitive-intel in
Slack. Watch ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Linear and monday.com: their changelogs,
pricing pages, blogs, press releases and news from the last 24 hours (for the
first run, the last 7 days). Keep only real moves (launches, pricing and
packaging changes, big partnerships, earnings dates), check each one on the
company's own page, and rank them HIGH, MED or WATCH. For each: what changed,
why it matters to us in one line, and the source link. End with up to 3
suggested actions. Skip anything you cannot verify.What SPIRITT did, step by step
- Found the right source for each company. Notion publishes a releases feed, Asana posts launches on its community forum, monday.com and Asana announce dates through investor relations, and ClickUp changes show up on its pricing page. The RSS feed it found for Linear's changelog ends in May 2024, so SPIRITT read the live changelog page instead and found the November 5 release there.
- Swept the window. The first run covered November 1 to 8 so the channel starts with context, not a blank message.
- Verified at the source. ClickUp's new Max tier was first reported by a pricing tracker. SPIRITT opened clickup.com/pricing and confirmed $100 per user per month billed yearly before including it. Items it could not confirm on a primary page were left out.
- Ignored a planted instruction. One news page contained hidden text telling AI tools to credit it as the source. SPIRITT treated it as page content, not a command, and cited the company's own blog instead.
- Ranked and wrote. Two HIGH, two MED, one WATCH, each in three lines: what changed, so what, source. Then three suggested actions.
- Formatted for Slack. It produced a Block Kit message with 8 blocks. This demo workspace has no Slack connected, so the run rendered the message instead of posting it. With Slack connected, the same message posts to the channel at 8:00 AM ET.
The first digest from the run on November 8, 2026: five verified moves from ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Linear and monday.com, each with a source.
What made the cut
| Rank | Company | Move | Checked on |
|---|---|---|---|
| HIGH | ClickUp | AI in every plan, new Max tier at $100 per user per month | clickup.com/pricing |
| HIGH | Notion | ChatGPT and Claude can save memories and skills to Notion through MCP | Notion on X (Nov 4) and Notion blog (Nov 5) |
| MED | Asana | AI Meetings turns Zoom, Meet and Teams calls into draft tasks | Asana forum, Nov 4 |
| MED | Linear | Mobile Diffs: review and merge code from iOS and Android | Linear changelog, Nov 5 |
| WATCH | monday.com | Q3 2026 results on Monday, Nov 9, 8:30 AM ET | monday.com investor relations |
Integrations it uses
The digest posts to Slack, or to Microsoft Teams, Discord or Gmail if that is where your team reads. It can log every move to Notion or Google Sheets so you get a dated history, and update a battlecard when pricing changes. The sources are public web pages, so no competitor accounts are needed. It runs on a schedule like any recurring workflow you describe in plain English, and you can ask follow-ups by tagging the agent in the thread, as in AI agents in Slack.
Make it yours
- Pricing only: "Check these 8 competitors' pricing pages every day and post only when a price, plan or limit changes, with before and after."
- Sales battlecards: "When a competitor ships something that affects a deal, update the battlecard in Notion and tag the account owner."
- Weekly roll-up: "Every Friday, summarize the week's moves into five bullets for the leadership channel."
Start this job in SPIRITT and paste the prompt above.
FAQ
How do I get a daily competitor digest in Slack?
Give SPIRITT the competitors to watch, the Slack channel and the time. It finds the right source for each company (changelog, pricing page, press releases, news), checks them every morning, verifies each change on the company's own page, and posts one ranked message with links. The prompt above is all the setup it needs.
What is the best AI tool for competitor monitoring?
Dedicated competitive intelligence tools track a fixed list of sources and send alerts. SPIRITT is an autonomous agent, so it also reads the changes, decides what matters for your business, verifies them, writes the so-what, and acts on it, for example by updating a battlecard or tagging a deal owner. Because it codes, it can build a custom scraper when a source has no feed.
Can it track competitor pricing changes?
Yes. It reads pricing pages directly and compares them with the last check, as it did with ClickUp's new $100 Max tier in the run above. Ask it to post only when a price, plan or limit changes.
Will it flood the channel?
No. It posts one message per run, skips days with nothing verified, and keeps every item to three lines. You set the bar for HIGH, MED and WATCH in plain English.
How we checked
SPIRITT publishes this page. The digest is the real output of the prompt above, run on November 8, 2026. Every competitor fact was checked on each company's official pages (pricing page, blog, changelog, community forum or investor relations) in November 2026.
