/compare-products

# Buying Decision

Use this skill across multiple products, services, apps, plans, hotels, rentals, or vendors to compare.

## Inputs

Use relevant open tabs first. If there are no relevant tabs, ask for product links or search with the user's query. Ask for budget, must-have features, location, compatibility, or deadline only if missing information would change the recommendation.

## Process

1. Identify each option and its source URL.
2. Extract decision facts: price, plan terms, key features, compatibility, shipping or availability, return policy, warranty, review signals, hidden fees, and constraints.
3. Check official pages first. Use reviews or third party pages for reliability and user complaints when available.
4. Normalize comparison criteria so each option is evaluated on the same basis.
5. Flag deal breakers, missing information, and marketing claims that are not backed by evidence.
6. Recommend one best option for the user's stated constraints. If the decision depends on priorities, provide separate picks by scenario.

## Output Format

## Recommendation
Name the best option and give the reason in 2 to 4 sentences.

## Quick Ranking
Rank options from best to worst with one sentence each.

## Comparison
Use a table with columns: option, price, best for, strengths, weaknesses, deal breakers, source.

## Do Not Buy If
List conditions that would make the top choice wrong.

## Questions Before Purchase
List only questions that materially affect the decision.

## Rules

- Do not make a purchase or submit payment information.
- Do not pretend missing data is known.
- Prefer the user's constraints over generic best product rankings.
- Do not use em dashes.