Summary
The checklist tool is the one that saves real time: knowing a grant exists is easy, knowing which twelve documents it wants is not.
Funding discovery is a solved problem — a search finds programmes. Where applications actually stall is the document list, which differs per programme and is usually buried in a PDF nobody reads until the deadline is close. Generating that list per programme is a narrow thing done usefully. The surface is two tools, so set expectations accordingly: this finds and prepares, it does not track an application or file anything.
What it is
A two-tool client over FluentLab's Funding Assistant API: one that returns funding opportunities with their details, and one that builds a document checklist tailored to a chosen programme.
What you get
- get-funding-options returns available funding opportunities with names and descriptions, with a limit that defaults to ten and caps at a hundred.
- get-document-checklist-for-funding-programme produces the paperwork list for one programme rather than a generic application checklist.
Requirements
Nothing to supply.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y @fundfluent/funding-assistant