grant-proposal

Drafting a research grant proposal is automated by providing existing research primitives like a research spec and data management plan to generate a structured proposal scaffold. The skill integrates facilities and computational environment statements into the output.

Yes, generating a funding application supports NSF, NIH, ERC, and foundation funders. You provide the funder type and research spec path, and the skill populates the necessary proposal sections using Markdown output.

Before drafting a grant proposal scaffold, you need an existing research spec and a data management plan. These research primitives are required to automatically populate the core sections of the funding application.

Yes, the grant proposal generator uses YAML frontmatter for configuration and Markdown for output. This structure guides the integration of identification strategy and facilities statements into the final draft.

The best way to integrate a facilities statement is by pulling it from existing documents during the proposal drafting process. The skill automatically merges this with the computational environment statements into the structured output.

A limitation of automated proposal drafting is the strict requirement for pre-existing research primitives. Without a complete research spec and data management plan, the automated scaffold cannot populate the foundation funder sections correctly.