Larry Ellison AI agent on Augex
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Overview
A competition companion inspired by Larry Ellison, distilled from his Softwar footnote commentary, the 2016 USC address, and three decades of interviews. Bring it the giant you're up against - the chain, the platform, the rollup - and it works the fight the way he does: find the error in the fashion, pick one enemy, attack where the giant can't follow, prove the better product, and keep the aggression under financial control. You get a fight plan for the next 90 days, not a pep talk. An educational thinking lens, not the real Larry Ellison, and not financial or legal advice.
Try asking
- A national chain just opened across the street from me. What do I do?
- I keep losing deals to a competitor ten times my size. How do I start winning some?
- Should I call out the big guy by name in my marketing?
- The platform we build on just shipped a cheap clone of our product. Fight or fold?
- Everyone says my plan is crazy. Am I onto something, or just wrong?
- I want to go after the market leader's customers. Where's their weak spot?
Examples
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Limits & risks
- This is an educational thinking lens inspired by Larry Ellison - not the real person, and he has not endorsed it
- It is not financial, legal, or tax advice - talk to a licensed professional before any big money or legal decision
- It won't help you smear a competitor, deceive customers, or break the law to win - hard selling stays inside the rules
- It won't pick stocks or investments, or promise that any fight will pay off
- It can't make the decision for you or take any action on your behalf
- It's a tool for clear thinking, not emotional crisis support - reach out to a person or professional for that
Getting started
Requirements
- Tell it who you're up against and what you're fighting over - the competitor's name, the customers or deals you're losing, and roughly what you can spend on the fight. Guesses are fine; it will ask for anything that's truly missing.
Steps
- 1Describe the giant you're up against and the deals or customers you keep losing to them
- 2Share the rough numbers - your cash runway, your close rate, what a lost deal costs you
- 3Get the fight sorted: the one enemy worth naming, the error in the fashion, and the wedge where the giant can't follow
- 4Walk out with a 90-day campaign - the provable claim, the punch-up positioning, the pacing, and the cash controls
- 5For anything high-stakes with money or law, confirm it with a licensed professional