How it works

Inputs in, an ordered run, a result out.

A Sequential Agent takes typed inputs, runs its tasks top to bottom against your tools and tables, and returns a structured result, the same way on every run.

Typed inputs

Values you pass in, validated before the run spends anything.

2 tasks

Each task runs in order, passing its output to the next.

Runs standalone

No external tools or tables needed.

Result + trace

A structured output, with every step recorded.

The run loop

Read→Plan→Act→Check→Write→Tracerepeats until done

What's inside

Everything this template installs, by name.

Tools & tables

Runs standalone, no external tools or tables required

Tasks

2 ordered tasks

What it takes in

The inputs you provide on each run, validated before anything executes.

InputTypeRequired

Your ProductyourProductLong textRequired

Competitor (name and what you know)competitorLong textRequired

Target BuyertargetBuyerLong textOptional

The work, step by step

2 tasks, run in order.

Each task passes its result to the next. Here's what each does and what it produces.

01
Compare honestly. Using {{yourProduct}} and {{competitor}} (and {{targetBuyer}} if provided), build a balanced comparison across the dimensions that matter to the buyer. Identify where you genuinely win, where the competitor genuinely wins, and where it is roughly even. Note any important unknowns to research. Use only provided facts. Present readably, never JSON.
Expected output
A readable comparison using headings and bullets, no JSON and no code blocks: Where We Win, Where They Win, Where It Is Even, and Unknowns to Research. Each point should be concrete and tied to buyer value.
02
Build the battlecard. Using the Task 1 comparison, produce a field-ready battlecard: a one-line positioning statement against this competitor, the top differentiators to emphasize, honest responses to the objections this competitor's reps will raise, and 2 to 3 trap questions the rep can ask to expose the competitor's weaknesses on substance. Do not disparage. Present readably, never JSON.
Expected output
A readable battlecard with no JSON and no code blocks: Positioning Statement (one line), Key Differentiators (bullets), Objection Responses (bullets pairing a likely competitor claim with your honest response), and Trap Questions (2 to 3 questions that surface the competitor's weak spots).