Description

Ideal for creators, small teams, or procurement researchers who need to choose between two to five specific products. Provide candidate names, plans, use cases, team size, region, currency, budget, and mandatory requirements. Process: Establishes decision boundaries, checks current official pricing and documentation, records facts and sources to build a standardized matrix, filters mandatory requirements, and analyzes trade-offs. Unknown items remain marked as unknown, and conditions that could alter the recommendation are recorded. Cost calculations detail unit prices, seats, billing cycles, and unverified items. Output: A readable Markdown report, a competitor matrix, an evidence log with dates and links, conditions for selection or postponement, a baseline cost estimate when data is complete, and a trial and migration checklist. JSON can be included when writing files. Python is available to check checklist structures and calculations, but cannot replace fact-checking. Usage: Provide candidates and scenarios. Read the summary and hard requirements first, check facts against evidence IDs, and then perform validation actions. Re-verify pricing, region, and account details before signing contracts or changing plans.