DMP & Compliance Drafter
Draft data management and required plans without missing key sections
Many grant processes require Data Management Plans (DMPs), and they're time-consuming but partially reusable. This recipe produces a structured draft with explicit placeholders for unknowns and a checklist to finalize institutional specifics.
INGREDIENTS
PROMPT
Create a skill called "DMP & Compliance Drafter". Ask for: - Funder DMP prompt/requirements (if missing: unspecified) - Data types (text, images, code, human-subjects, etc.) - Sensitivity constraints and sharing expectations - Institutional storage options (if unknown: unspecified) Output: - A DMP draft in funder-ready structure. - A "missing institutional details" checklist. - A reuse map: what can be reused from prior DMPs vs what must be updated. Rules: - Mark any unknown detail as "unspecified" and list follow-up questions.
How It Works
The Claw drafts a DMP aligned to funder requirements, clearly marking
anything it doesn't know as "unspecified" so you can fill in institutional
details without guessing.
What You Get
- A DMP outline with common sections:
- Data types and formats
- Storage/backup
- Documentation/metadata
- Sharing/access
- Preservation
- Responsibilities
- A "missing institutional details" checklist (storage options, retention policies, legal constraints)
- A reuse map: what carries over from prior DMPs vs what must be updated
Setup Steps
- Provide the funder's DMP requirements (paste or link)
- Describe your project data (types, sensitivity, sharing expectations)
- The Claw drafts the plan with placeholders and a checklist to finalize
Tips
- If you have a previous DMP, provide it — the Claw identifies what's safe to reuse
- The "missing details" checklist is useful to bring to a librarian consult
- Pairs naturally with the Grant Kit Assembler recipe