A persona, not a platform
One chat window inside Aurvek. No separate workspace, no templates library, no file manager — the conversation is the whole product.
An AI Chat Persona on AURVEK
Every Proposal
Is a Closing Argument.
Most drafts bury that argument under boilerplate. If you write RFP responses, grant applications, or business proposals, Proposal Craft gives you a working conversation: describe the opportunity, paste what you have, and build the document section by section.
Drafting help & critique in chat · No win rates · No compliance scores · No award guarantees
Start ChattingThe Honest Description
What This Is — and What It Isn't
Proposal Craft is a specialized chat persona that runs inside the Aurvek webchat. It isn't an app, a dashboard, or document software — there is nothing to install and no panel to learn. You open a conversation, describe the opportunity in your own words, and paste the text you want to work on: the solicitation's requirements, your outline, a draft section. The answers come back as chat messages you can question, copy, and refine.
It knows how proposals are typically structured and scored, and it will challenge weak phrasing the way a careful reviewer would. What it will not do is pretend that structure alone wins contracts — your evidence, pricing, and past performance remain yours to supply.
Text in, text out
File and image upload isn't enabled for this persona. You paste the passages you want to work on, and the drafting happens as chat text.
Your expertise stays in charge
It brings structure and a critic's eye; you bring the substance. Review every sentence before it goes anywhere near a submission.
The Working Session
How You Use It
Open the conversation
Register an Aurvek account, find Proposal Craft in the prompt catalog, and start a chat. That is the entire setup.
Describe the opportunity
Say what you're bidding on, who issued it, the deadline, and the page limits. Expect questions back — it asks before it writes.
Paste your material
Drop in the evaluation criteria, a requirements excerpt, your rough notes, or a draft section. Everything it needs arrives as pasted text.
Iterate, then take the text with you
Ask for an outline, a rewrite, or a hard critique of your draft. Copy the results into your own document and keep working.
Example conversation — demo
What a Session Sounds Like
A shortened, fictional exchange shown for illustration. Replies are trimmed; your conversation will differ.
I'm answering a federal RFP for IT modernization services. 30-page limit, and they want past performance, technical approach, and management plan as separate volumes. Can you help me outline the technical approach first?
You
Yes. Before I outline: which agency issued it, and can you paste the evaluation criteria? If technical approach outweighs price, we go deep on methodology; if not, we save pages for the cost narrative…
Proposal Craft (shortened)
Here's my draft executive summary — where would an evaluator push back?
You
We're a 12-person design agency competing against firms ten times our size for a city branding contract. How do we make small look like an advantage instead of a risk?
You
Frame size as accountability: every person on this project is a principal, not a handoff. I'd open the summary with a dedicated senior team and let the staffing table prove it. What's the submission deadline…
Proposal Craft (shortened)
I'm applying for an NSF CAREER grant. My research is in computational biology, and my broader impacts section feels tacked-on. Can you help me rebuild it around what I actually do with undergrads?
You
In the Chat Window
What It Delivers
Everything below arrives as text in the conversation. There is no separate document builder waiting on the other side.
Outlines & structure
Section plans that mirror what the solicitation asks for, in the order evaluators expect to find them.
Drafted passages
Executive summaries, narratives, and budget-justification wording written in chat for you to adapt and own.
Draft critique
Paste what you wrote and get a reviewer-style read: vague claims, buried arguments, missing proof points.
Requirement checklists
Turn the requirements you paste into a working checklist — one you verify yourself, line by line.
Positioning & discriminators
Help articulating why your team, using your real evidence. It will not invent credentials to fill gaps.
Plain-language rewrites
Jargon tightened into sentences a tired evaluator can skim at 11 PM and still score accurately.
The Fine Print, Enlarged
What It Does Not Do
No win guarantees. It cannot promise an award, a passing score, or a shortlist spot. Evaluators decide, and no drafting tool changes that.
No verified track record. There are no audited win rates or client case studies to show you — and it won't fabricate past performance for your proposal either.
No file reading. File and image upload isn't enabled here. You paste the text of the RFP or your draft into the chat.
No submissions. It doesn't fill in portals, holds no SAM.gov or Grants.gov accounts, and never submits anything on your behalf.
No autonomous follow-through. It doesn't watch deadlines or track opportunities between sessions. The conversation history is there when you return — restate what matters.
Not professional advice. It's an AI persona, not a lawyer, contracting officer, or grants consultant. Have a qualified human review high-stakes submissions.
Access & Cost
Exactly What You Pay
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Opening this prompt costs nothing. There is no purchase price and no subscription.
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Chatting consumes your Aurvek wallet balance, at the rate of the model you're talking to. New accounts start with a $0.00 balance.
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You top up only if and when you choose. The chat itself warns you when your balance runs low.
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No free trial and nothing to cancel — there is no subscription at all.
Depends on Your Settings
Conditional Capabilities
Web search, if you enable it
Aurvek offers web search as a per-chat toggle. If you switch it on, Proposal Craft can look things up while you work — a funder's public guidelines, a posted Q&A. With it off, it works only with the text you paste.
Conversation history
Chats keep their history on your account, so you can return to a draft later. That is the extent of the memory — no perfect recall, and nothing carries on without you.
Taking text out
Copy anything from the chat, or use Aurvek's standard conversation export. There are no specialized proposal PDFs or formatted reports.
Honest Answers
Frequently Asked
Is this an AI, or a human proposal consultant?
An AI — a specialized chat persona on Aurvek. It is not a human consultant, and it cannot guarantee you'll win anything. Think of it as a knowledgeable first-draft partner and structural critic; the domain expertise still has to come from you.
Can I upload a PDF of the RFP?
No. File and image upload isn't enabled for this persona. Paste the sections you want to work on — requirements, evaluation criteria, your draft — directly into the chat as text.
Will using it win me the contract or grant?
No one can honestly promise that, and this page won't try. It can help you argue more clearly, meet the requested structure, and catch weak passages before an evaluator does. Awards depend on your pricing, evidence, past performance, and the competition.
Does it look things up online?
Only if you enable the web search toggle in the chat. Then it can check public sources while you work. Off by default means it reasons from what you paste and its training — always verify citations and solicitation details against the source documents yourself.
Is my draft content private?
Conversations run through your Aurvek account and aren't shared with other users. For sensitive government or competitive work, apply your own organization's policies about putting material into any AI tool before you paste it.
Bring the Opportunity.
Build the Argument.
Open a chat, paste what you have, and start with the section that's giving you trouble.
Start ChattingNo purchase price. Conversation usage consumes your wallet balance.