I'll implement Phase 3: Cross-Company Intelligence Layer with competitive positioning, peer group analysis, and market share tracking. Let me first examine the current data structures.

Checked database schema

Let me check the actual existing files:

Let me search for existing files to understand the current structure:

Let me get an overview of the codebase:

Now I'll implement Phase 3: Cross-Company Intelligence Layer. Based on the codebase structure, I'll create the database schema, server actions, and UI components for competitive positioning, peer analysis, and market share tracking.

I've successfully implemented Phase 3: Cross-Company Intelligence Layer with comprehensive database tables for peer groups, competitive positions, market share tracking, TAM estimates, and competitive deals, along with full CRUD server actions for managing peer groups, tracking competitive positions over time, analyzing market share evolution, and generating AI-powered competitive insights using Gemini. The UI includes three main components: a Competitive Positioning Matrix with interactive 2x2 scatter plots for visualizing competitive positions across customizable metrics, a Peer Group Analyzer for creating manual or AI-generated peer groups, and a Market Share Tracker displaying time-series evolution and peer comparisons with trend indicators.

I need to fix the missing exports. Let me read the files to understand their current structure and add the missing exports.

Both files don't exist. Let me check the existing lib structure and create these files:

I found the Supabase integration examples. Now I'll create the missing files based on the examples.

I've created the missing files to fix the import errors. The lib/supabase/server.ts and lib/supabase/client.ts files export the createClient function following the official Supabase SSR patterns for Next.js, and I've added the generateCompetitiveInsights function to the Gemini client for AI-powered competitive analysis using the Gemini 2.0 Flash model.

I need to fix the Gemini client. Let me read the current file and correct the import issue.

I see the issue. I need to properly initialize the Gemini AI client directly in the file instead of importing from a non-existent path. Let me fix this:

I've fixed the Gemini client by properly initializing the GoogleGenerativeAI instance directly in the file using the GEMINI_API_KEY environment variable, which is already configured in your project settings.

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