Two proposals, one consortium

Upload both groups' proposals and the joint call. An agent maps who brings what, fuses the two ideas into one concept, resolves the overlaps, and returns a merge plan: unified narrative, merged aims, section outline, workplan, and the gaps you still need to fill.

Your uploaded files are not stored. The report is saved to your account until you delete it.

Uses 1 credit per run.

Method

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload both proposals

    Each group's proposal or description of their work, plus the joint call you're targeting. PDF, DOCX, ODT, TXT, or Markdown.

  2. 02

    Autonomous merge

    An agent reads both documents, maps who genuinely brings what, and fuses the two projects into one concept — or tells you honestly if they don't fit together.

  3. 03

    A plan you can write from

    Unified narrative, merged aims with a full audit trail, section outline with word budgets, work packages, and the gaps you still need to close.

Rubric

What the agent checks

Six dimensions, each assessed against its own rubric.

Table 1. Merge dimensions
§1Expertise mapping
Who brings what, each capability backed by a verbatim quote from that group's own document — never an assumed skill.
§2Synergy fusion
One fused concept, scored on novelty, feasibility, and call alignment — plus the forced combinations to avoid.
§3Redundancy resolution
Every duplicated aim, method, and facility, with a decision: keep A's, keep B's, or merge them.
§4Narrative & outline
A single story, not two summaries joined, with a section-by-section plan whose word budgets match the call's limit.
§5Joint workplan
Work packages with leads, tasks, deliverables, and dependencies — balanced so both groups genuinely lead.
§6Gap analysis
What the merged consortium still lacks: missing capabilities, unmet composition rules, and single points of failure.