According to God of Prompt on Twitter, a structured Claude prompt can turn competitive analysis from feature checklists into strategy by forcing citation-backed insights, customer jobs-to-be-done, vulnerability mining from G2, Reddit, and Twitter, and 2–3 specific feature bets for a six-month roadmap. As reported by the tweet, the prompt instructs Claude to analyze what job customers hire a competitor to do, aggregate complaint patterns from public reviews, and recommend concrete product moves, explicitly banning vague UX takes and requiring links to sources. According to the original tweet, this approach enables PMs and founders to prioritize differentiators grounded in voice-of-customer data, improving positioning, win-back campaigns, and near-term feature development.

According to @godofprompt, the Grok 4 Game Theory Strategist prompt leverages advanced game theory to systematically break down and solve any challenge, providing a step-by-step AI-powered framework for optimal decision-making. This prompt guides users through six clearly defined phases: deconstructing the problem, mapping incentives and payoffs, analyzing the strategy space, finding Nash equilibria, recommending executable strategies, and enabling dynamic adjustment. AI professionals and businesses can apply this framework to competitive analysis, negotiation, market entry, and resource allocation, maximizing their chances for optimal outcomes in high-stakes environments. The prompt's structured approach demonstrates the practical value of AI-driven decision support in business and beyond (source: @godofprompt on Twitter, Nov 7, 2025).