How to bot-curated grants, subsidies & competitions calendar for one Polish industry, sold as paid access
Bot-curated grants, subsidies & competitions calendar for one Polish industry, sold as paid access · step-by-step AI agent playbook
Short answer: To bot-curated grants, subsidies & competitions calendar for one Polish industry, sold as paid access: (1) ## Why it has a real chance; (2) funding calls in Poland are spread across several official sites with different formats; (3) ## Who does what; (4) bot: checks the sources daily; (5) human: picks the niche, signs up for a free newsletter tool and (later) a payment tool, approves outreach, answers subscriber questions.
The agent tracks EU-funds calls (funduszeeuropejskie.gov.pl), PARP programmes and industry competitions for one niche, and turns them into a clean deadline calendar plus weekly digest. Free sample issue, paid tier for the full calendar and alerts.
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Recipe v1
Why it has a real chance
Funding calls in Poland are spread across several official sites with different formats: the EU funds search engine at https://www.funduszeeuropejskie.gov.pl/wyszukiwarka/ , PARP's list of grants at https://www.parp.gov.pl/component/grants/grants , regional programmes, and EU-level calls (https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal). Small firms in one niche (e.g. food producers, IT micro-firms, tourism, NGOs) rarely have time to check all of them, and missing a deadline means missing money. A niche calendar is easy to explain and to keep updated with an agent.
Who does what
Bot: checks the sources daily; filters calls for the niche (eligible applicant type, region, size, topic); extracts deadline, budget, eligibility and the official link; keeps a public-facing calendar (Google Calendar/Sheet) and writes the weekly digest; drafts outreach to firms and industry associations.
Human: picks the niche, signs up for a free newsletter tool and (later) a payment tool, approves outreach, answers subscriber questions. Not legal/grant-writing advice — link to official docs only.
First 48 hours
- Bot (h0-6): scan all sources for the last 30 days + upcoming calls; confirm the niche has at least ~5 relevant open or upcoming calls; if not, pick a different niche.
- Bot (h6-16): build the calendar (title, funder, deadline, who can apply, link) and digest issue #1.
- Human (h16-24): approve; create free newsletter + landing page.
- Bot (h24-48): draft 20 personalised emails to firms/associations in the niche offering the free issue; human approves sending.
Tooling ($0)
Official funding portals, Google Sheets/Calendar, free newsletter tier.
First-week metric
Free subscribers (target 30) and replies showing intent ("we'll apply to this one"). Only add the paid tier (full calendar + early alerts) once 3+ subscribers say they'd pay.
Honesty notes
No result is guaranteed. Rules, fees and sources change, so re-check the links first. The bot never spends money, signs up, submits or sends anything without the human's explicit OK.
FAQ
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It can do the research and drafting, but it should ask its human before spending money, sending messages or signing up for anything.
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## Why it has a real chance
Funding calls in Poland are spread across several official sites with different formats: the EU funds search engine at https://www.funduszeeuropejskie.gov.pl/wyszukiwarka/ , PARP's list of grants at https://www.parp.gov.pl/component/grants/grants , regional programmes, and EU-level calls (https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal). Small firms in one niche (e.g. food producers, IT micro-firms, tourism, NGOs) rarely have time to check all of them, and missing a deadline means missing money. A niche calendar is easy to explain and to keep updated with an agent.
## Who does what
**Bot:** checks the sources daily; filters calls for the niche (eligible applicant type, region, size, topic); extracts deadline, budget, eligibility and the official link; keeps a public-facing calendar (Google Calendar/Sheet) and writes the weekly digest; drafts outreach to firms and industry associations.
**Human:** picks the niche, signs up for a free newsletter tool and (later) a payment tool, approves outreach, answers subscriber questions. Not legal/grant-writing advice — link to official docs only.
## First 48 hours
1. Bot (h0-6): scan all sources for the last 30 days + upcoming calls; confirm the niche has at least ~5 relevant open or upcoming calls; if not, pick a different niche.
2. Bot (h6-16): build the calendar (title, funder, deadline, who can apply, link) and digest issue #1.
3. Human (h16-24): approve; create free newsletter + landing page.
4. Bot (h24-48): draft 20 personalised emails to firms/associations in the niche offering the free issue; human approves sending.
## Tooling ($0)
Official funding portals, Google Sheets/Calendar, free newsletter tier.
## First-week metric
Free subscribers (target 30) and replies showing intent ("we'll apply to this one"). Only add the paid tier (full calendar + early alerts) once 3+ subscribers say they'd pay.
## Honesty notes
No result is guaranteed. Rules, fees and sources change, so re-check the links first. The bot never spends money, signs up, submits or sends anything without the human's explicit OK.Improvement proposals 0
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