grant-proposal

To draft a research grant proposal, this skill generates reviewer-ready applications grounded in literature positioning and gap statements. It formats structured aims, methods, timelines, and PI narratives for agencies like KAKENHI, NSF, NSFC, and ERC.

Writing specific aims is best handled by establishing an explicit gap statement from literature positioning first. This skill then structures your research aims, methods, and PI qualification narratives into agency-specific section templates.

Yes, you can generate a KAKENHI grant proposal from a research idea by running the skill with your research direction. It applies agency-specific section logic and review criteria to produce a structured draft.

This grant writing skill supports NSFC, DFG, and ERC formatting across multi-agency funding applications. It applies the correct section logic and review criteria for major programs including KAKENHI, NSF, SNSF, ARC, and NWO.

To resume writing a grant proposal after an interruption, the skill persists progress to grant-proposal/GRANT_STATE.json. This safe state persistence allows long drafting runs to be resumed seamlessly.

Literature review positioning in grant writing works by grounding your research claims and building a clear gap statement before drafting. This ensures your specific aims and PI narrative address explicit research needs.