docs(library): update automation-anywhere-alternative
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Content update to apps/sim/content/library/automation-anywhere-alternative: Full replacement of the body with the supplied article, keeping the existing slug and folder. Apply these five corrections on top of the supplied article:
- IBM citation — verify the IBM community URL in the "core difference from RPA" section actually resolves and is current before finishing. If it does not resolve, replace it with a current IBM primary source on RPA vs agentic AI, or drop the citation and soften the claim. Do not ship an unverified citation.
- FAQ voice — the supplied FAQ answers all mention Sim in a near-identical template ("Sim provides...", "Sim can connect...", "Sim offers..."). Vary the construction so they do not read like a mail merge: some answers should not mention Sim at all, and the ones that do should vary sentence position and phrasing. Keep all five FAQ entries; keep their questions verbatim.
- Sentence rhythm — the supplied body leans repeatedly on the "X can..., while Y..." construction. Vary sentence structure throughout without changing meaning or adding new claims.
- Internal links — the supplied article clusters all three internal library links in one closing paragraph. Move 2 of them earlier in the body so they are distributed across the page, keeping one in the closing. Verify each target folder exists in the repo and fix or replace any that do not.
- Competitive depth — the page names almost no RPA/agent vendors in the body. Add brief, factual, primary-source-linked mentions of named vendors where they fit naturally (e.g. UiPath, Automation Anywhere, Blue Prism, Microsoft Power Automate) so the page has real named-vendor comparison rather than only citations. Every vendor claim about pricing, tiers, or feature availability must carry an inline link to that vendor's own docs or pricing page; keep claims qualitative where no primary source can be verified. The post's slug is automation-anywhere-alternative, so Automation Anywhere in particular should be named and characterized in the body.
Preserve from the supplied article as-is (do not compress or cut): the opening definition paragraph, the Key Takeaways section, the comparison table, the industry use case table, the decision checklist, the process characteristics list, the Phase 1-3 transition plan, and the Grand View Research citation.
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