Instrumentl
ChatGPT pluginFind, win, and manage grants
- Connection
- Remote
- Apps SDK app
- Yes
hosted by the developer
ships an in-chat UI
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Instrumentl integration for nonprofits. Make Instrumentl a native part of your AI workflow – an intelligent partner that helps you find, win, and manage grants faster, directly in ChatGPT.
Example prompts
- “Find $50K+ capital-improvement grants for our Homelessness project that are available in the next 90 days”
- “Review all saved Instrumentl opportunities with upcoming deadlines, and tell me what I should focus on today”
- “How are we tracking against the budget for our SNAP-Ed Grant, are we over- or under-spending in any category?”
Skills
award-budget-review
Use when the user asks about spending on an awarded grant — budget versus actuals, remaining balance by category, or whether spenddown is on track for the grant period.
grant-deadline-review
Use when the user asks what grant work is due, what's overdue, or who owns what across the tasks and deadlines on the grants in their tracker.
grant-match-triage
Use when the user wants to review, filter, or act on the grant opportunities Instrumentl has matched to their projects — deciding which are worth pursuing, saving strong fits to their tracker, and hiding ones that don't fit.
grant-pipeline-review
Use when the user asks where their grant pipeline stands — a status rollup, what's stalled, totals requested or awarded, or prep for a board or leadership update.
grant-task-management
Use when the user wants to create, assign, reschedule, or complete tasks and deadlines on the grants in their tracker, or wants a prep checklist built out from a grant deadline.
grant-tracker-update
Use when the user reports an outcome or change on a grant they're tracking — a submission, an award, a decline, a new amount, a change of owner, or award period dates — and it needs to be recorded in Instrumentl.
planned-expense-entry
Use when the user wants to add planned or forecasted costs to an awarded grant's budget — a single planned expense, or a recurring cost spread across the remaining grant period.
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- Made by
- Instrumentl, Inc. · Website
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Created At
- July 30, 2026
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