What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you create competitive, agency-aligned research grant proposals by structuring the narrative around review criteria, defining aims and feasibility, and producing compliant budgets and required sections.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Agency-specific proposal structure: NSF, NIH, DOE, DARPA, and Taiwan NSTC formatting, required sections, and emphasis (e.g., innovation, approach, broader impacts/significance).
- Reviewer-criterion mapping: Significance/innovation/approach (and analogous criteria) organized so each claim directly supports evaluation dimensions.
- Budget and compliance support: Budget preparation guidance aligned to typical agency expectations and justification logic.
- Resubmission strategy guidance: Practical handling of revisions and responses to reviewers (notably NIH/NSF patterns).
- Mandatory scientific schematics: Ensures the proposal includes 1–2 grant-relevant diagrams (workflow, timeline/Gantt, framework) to increase clarity and competitiveness.
Quick Start
Use the research-grants skill to draft an NSF proposal narrative with a complete executive summary, specific aims, broader impacts, approach, and a compliant budget justification, including at least one scientific schematic diagram for the research workflow.