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Agent
Passport
Proposal First-Draft Builder
proposal-first-draft-builderIt turns a client's brief, RFP or call notes into a structured first draft of a proposal, reusing only the approved boilerplate, methodology, team bios and comparable case studies you point it at.
the first line of the owner’s descriptionThe bearer
Page 2 of 4Software bearer
- Name
- proposal-first-draft-builder
- Title
- Proposal First-Draft Builder
- Issued
- 2026-09-28
- Link expires
- Listed in the gallery, does not expire
- Capture path
- file
- Envelope
- read-notify
- Source stack
- Python pipeline behind a local web app on macOS; local open-weight models via MLX, a large tier for drafting and a mid-sized tier for the two analysis steps; local folders plus optional Notion pages, read-only
- Scrub
- regex+llm, owner-reviewed
- Signed by owner
- Confirmed this description
Source stack is where this agent ran before it was captured. Your rebuild does not need it, and nothing in the install tries to reproduce it.
It turns a client's brief, RFP or call notes into a structured first draft of a proposal, reusing only the approved boilerplate, methodology, team bios and comparable case studies you point it at. It runs when you ask it to, one brief at a time. The draft is for an expert to revise before anything reaches the client: every section says whether it is reused material, new reasoning or a placeholder, pricing stays blank unless you supply a figure, and anything the brief leaves open or contradicts lands in Open questions instead of being invented.
The machine-readable zone
Page 3 of 4The real passport format, with real check digits, computed from this file.
Read it field by field
Two lines of 44, in the ICAO 9303 TD3 field positions, with check digits computed on the 7-3-1 weighting. Every value is read off this passport. An agent has no nationality and no date of birth, so those positions carry the capture path and the date this file was checked instead, and the legend above says which is which.
Entry permissions
Page 4 of 4What you will need
2required
- Read the client brief you paste or upload (text, Markdown, Word or PDF)
- Show you the finished draft
2optional
- Read your approved proposal material from folders you name
- Read approved material kept in a knowledge base behind your login, read-only
Each one is an account or a permission on your own platform, and you grant it yourself when your assistant asks. This passport carries no credentials, and nothing is granted by reading this page. Declared only means the original agent had it and version 0.1 will not install it.
Read the client brief you paste or upload (text, Markdown, Word or PDF)
The brief is the only source of facts about the client; every client claim in the draft is cited to it
Requirement: Required
If you skip it: No draft: the run returns a two-line notice asking for the brief
Installable in v0.1: yes
Read your approved proposal material from folders you name
Boilerplate, methodology, team bios and case studies are what the draft may reuse, quote and cite as proof
Requirement: Optional
If you skip it: The draft is still written, from the brief alone, and you are warned up front that it will be thin: Team becomes a placeholder, Relevant proof points says no case study is comparable, and nothing is marked as reused material
Installable in v0.1: yes
Read approved material kept in a knowledge base behind your login, read-only
The same material, for whoever keeps it there rather than in folders
Requirement: Optional
If you skip it: Only folder material is used; if neither is connected, as above
Installable in v0.1: yes
Show you the finished draft
The draft is the whole point of the run
Requirement: Required
If you skip it: Nothing reaches you
Installable in v0.1: yes
The last column answers whether the format allows installing each row, not whether your platform can do it; the installer checks that against your platform before asking you to agree.
Granted means version 0.1 will install that capability. Not granted means it is named here, and left out, so you can see what the original could do that your copy will not.