Versus outline
Build a comparison outline for two products in one category, with sections for the job, the criteria, and the skip.
What does the versus outline include?
You enter two product names and the job. It returns a markdown outline: the job, three criteria slots, a because-and-skip section for each product, and a tie-breaker. You fill the facts. It does not invent them.
Name both products and the job.
How to use it
Name the job the way a chooser would: “help desk for a ten-person support team,” not “software.”
Replace the criterion prompts with decisions that actually separate these two.
Write a skip for each product. A versus without a skip is a push.
Copy the outline into your draft and delete any heading you cannot source.
Questions
Will this write the comparison?
No. It writes the skeleton so the job, the criteria, and the skips are hard to forget. The sentences are yours.
What if the products are in different categories?
Pick the job they share, or do not compare them. A versus across unrelated jobs is two reviews stapled together.
Can I add a third product later?
Then it is a shortlist. Start from criteria that cover all three, instead of stretching a two-column outline.