What problem does it solve? Writing competitive research grant proposals requires mastering agency-specific formats, review criteria, and compliance rules that differ dramatically across NSF, NIH, DOE, DARPA, and Taiwan's NSTC. This Skill provides structured guidance, templates, and reference materials so researchers can produce complete, compliant, persuasive proposals without memorizing each agency's requirements. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Agency-Specific Guidance: Detailed references covering NSF Intellectual Merit and Broader Impacts, NIH Specific Aims and Research Strategy, DOE program offices, DARPA's Heilmeier Catechism, and NSTC's bilingual CM03 form. - Proposal Component Support: Step-by-step help with abstracts, specific aims, broader impacts, innovation narratives, preliminary data sections, timelines, team qualifications, and budget justifications. - Templates and Review Criteria: Ready-to-use templates for NSF project summaries, NIH specific aims pages, and budget justifications, plus scored review criteria breakdowns per agency. - Use Case: A principal investigator preparing an NIH R01 resubmission can draft a revised Specific Aims page, address reviewer criticisms in the introduction, and build a compliant modular budget justification using the provided references and templates. ## Quick Start Help me write the Specific Aims page for an NIH R01 proposal on my cancer metabolism research.