@synap-core/workspace-templates 0.5.0 → 0.6.0

package/src/radar.yaml

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-# Radar workspace template
-# The EXTERNAL WORLD: competitors, market segments, trends, and inspirations.
-# Feeds the Foundation (positioning/audience evidence) and the CRM (segments).
-
-meta:
-  slug: radar
-  name: Radar
-  description: Track the outside world — competitors, market segments, trends, and inspirations — that informs strategy.
-  icon: radar
-  color: "#0891B2"
-  tags: [market, competitors, research, trends]
-  isPublic: true
-
-workspace:
-  name: Radar
-  description: Track the outside world — competitors, market segments, trends, and inspirations — that informs strategy.
-  proposalId: radar-v1
-  subtype: radar
-  visibility: pod_visible
-  capabilities:
-    - radar.signals
-  sourceRoles:
-    radar: provider
-
-profiles:
-  - slug: competitor
-    displayName: Competitor
-    icon: crosshair
-    color: red
-    description: A rival or alternative a buyer would compare you to.
-    properties:
-      - slug: positioning
-        label: Positioning
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: strengths
-        label: Strengths
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: weaknesses
-        label: Weaknesses
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: pricing
-        label: Pricing
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: text
-      - slug: url
-        label: URL
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: url
-      - slug: status
-        label: Status
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [watching, active-threat, adjacent, archived]
-        constraints: { defaultValue: watching }
-
-  - slug: market-segment
-    displayName: Market Segment
-    icon: pie-chart
-    color: blue
-    description: A slice of the market with its own size, maturity, and dynamics.
-    properties:
-      - slug: description
-        label: Description
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: tam
-        label: TAM
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: text
-      - slug: sam
-        label: SAM
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: text
-      - slug: som
-        label: SOM
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: text
-      - slug: ocean
-        label: Ocean
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [blue, red]
-      - slug: maturity
-        label: Maturity
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [emerging, growing, mature, declining]
-
-  - slug: trend
-    displayName: Trend
-    icon: trending-up
-    color: violet
-    description: A directional shift in the market, tech, or behavior worth tracking.
-    properties:
-      - slug: description
-        label: Description
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: direction
-        label: Direction
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [rising, steady, fading]
-      - slug: sources
-        label: Sources
-        valueType: array
-        inputType: text
-      - slug: relevance
-        label: Relevance
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [low, medium, high]
-        constraints: { defaultValue: medium }
-
-  - slug: inspiration
-    displayName: Inspiration
-    icon: sparkles
-    color: amber
-    description: A brand, founder, product, or campaign worth learning from.
-    properties:
-      - slug: kind
-        label: Kind
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [brand, founder, product, campaign]
-      - slug: why
-        label: Why
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: textarea
-      - slug: url
-        label: URL
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: url
-
-views:
-  - name: Competitors
-    slug: competitors
-    type: table
-    scopeProfileSlug: competitor
-    description: Rivals and alternatives, with positioning and threat status.
-    defaultView: true
-    config:
-      columns: [title, positioning, status, pricing, url]
-  - name: Market Segments
-    slug: market-segments
-    type: kanban
-    scopeProfileSlug: market-segment
-    groupBy: ocean
-    description: Market slices grouped by blue/red ocean.
-    config:
-      groupBy: ocean
-      cardFields: [tam, maturity]
-  - name: Trends
-    slug: trends
-    type: table
-    scopeProfileSlug: trend
-    description: Directional shifts to track, by relevance.
-    config:
-      columns: [title, direction, relevance, description]
-  - name: Inspirations
-    slug: inspirations
-    type: grid
-    scopeProfileSlug: inspiration
-    description: Brands, founders, products, and campaigns to learn from.
-  - name: Radar Map
-    slug: radar-map
-    type: graph
-    scopeProfileSlugs: [competitor, market-segment, trend, inspiration]
-    description: The landscape as a connected map of signals.
-
-# Schema-level relations — give the Radar Map and the relation picker
-# domain-specific links from day one (not just pod defaults).
-entityLinks:
-  - sourceProfileSlug: competitor
-    targetProfileSlug: market-segment
-    type: competes_in
-    label: Competes in
-  - sourceProfileSlug: trend
-    targetProfileSlug: market-segment
-    type: shapes
-    label: Shapes
-
-onboarding:
-  goal: Map the competitive and market landscape so strategy is grounded in the real outside world.
-  framing: |
-    THE SCOUT: Act as a sharp market scout. Curious, factual, neutral. Surface who
-    else plays here, where the market is moving, and who's worth learning from.
-    Always cite a source when you can.
-  expertise:
-    starters:
-      - >
-        Don't just log named rivals — map the CATEGORY. Buyers compare across three
-        tiers: direct competitors, adjacent tools that solve the same job
-        differently, and the status quo ("a spreadsheet", "do nothing"). Propose
-        entries in all three, because the status quo is usually the real competitor.
-      - >
-        Track positioning by CONTRAST, not features. For each rival, capture the
-        one axis where you're deliberately opposite ("they're enterprise-heavy, we're
-        self-serve") — that contrast is what a buyer remembers. If they only give you
-        a feature list, reflect the underlying axis back and propose that.
-      - >
-        Separate LEADING from LAGGING signals. Pricing changes, hiring sprees, and
-        docs/changelog velocity predict where a competitor is going; press releases
-        and funding rounds only confirm where they've been. Prioritize the leading
-        indicators when you propose what to watch.
-    blindSpots:
-      - >
-        "We have no competitors" is a red flag, not a moat — it usually means the
-        category is undefined or the buyer's alternative (a manual workaround) hasn't
-        been named. Push to name what a buyer does TODAY instead of buying anything.
-      - >
-        Founders over-watch the loud incumbent and miss the fast-moving insurgent
-        one tier down. The threat that kills you is rarely the market leader — it's
-        the well-funded startup attacking your exact wedge. Surface the insurgents.
-      - >
-        A trend with no direction or timing is just a headline. Every trend needs a
-        stance: is it rising, steady, or fading, and does it help or hurt you? An
-        untimed "AI is big" tells strategy nothing — force the "so what for us".
-    bar: >
-      The landscape reads like a real map: every rival placed on a contrast axis, the
-      status-quo alternative named, and each trend carrying a direction and a "so what"
-      — so a strategist can see the open lane you should own, not just a list of logos.
-  collect:
-    - profileSlug: competitor
-      what: Rivals and alternatives a buyer would seriously compare you to.
-      cardinality: several
-      keyFields: [positioning, strengths]
-    - profileSlug: market-segment
-      what: The market slices you play in, with rough size and ocean.
-      cardinality: few
-      keyFields: [tam, ocean]
-    - profileSlug: trend
-      what: Directional shifts in tech, market, or behavior that affect you.
-      cardinality: several
-      keyFields: [direction, relevance]
-    - profileSlug: inspiration
-      what: Brands, founders, products, or campaigns worth learning from.
-      cardinality: few
-      keyFields: [kind, why]
-  openingQuestions:
-    - "Who are the 3 closest alternatives a buyer would compare you to?"
-    - "Which market segment matters most to you right now — and is it a blue or red ocean?"
-    - "What's one trend that's quietly reshaping your space?"
-  doneWhen: At least 3 competitors + 1 market segment + 2 trends captured.
-
-app:
-  kind: stored
-  cellKey: entity-detail
-
-layout:
-  defaultView: Competitors
-  defaultApp: null
-  pinnedApps: [dashboard, data, chat]
-  sidebarItems:
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Competitors
-      label: Competitors
-      icon: crosshair
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Market Segments
-      label: Segments
-      icon: pie-chart
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Trends
-      label: Trends
-      icon: trending-up
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Inspirations
-      label: Inspirations
-      icon: sparkles
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Radar Map
-      label: Radar Map
-      icon: radar
-    - kind: app
-      appId: data
-      label: Data
-      icon: database
-
-bento:
-  viewName: Radar Command Center
-  blocks:
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Competitors
-      pos: { x: 0, y: 0, w: 7, h: 4 }
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Trends
-      pos: { x: 7, y: 0, w: 5, h: 4 }
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Market Segments
-      pos: { x: 0, y: 4, w: 6, h: 4 }
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Inspirations
-      pos: { x: 6, y: 4, w: 6, h: 4 }