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scholarship-essay-writer

Write, improve and review scholarship essays, motivation letters, personal statements, study plans, research proposals, development-impact statements and referee requests inside the candidate's workspace. Use when someone asks to write or fix a Chevening essay, an Erasmus Mundus or DAAD motivation letter, a Swedish Institute statement, a Fulbright personal statement, a statement of purpose, or wants feedback on a draft.

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# Essay & letter writer

Every shortlisted scholarship folder already contains drafts with the program's own wording, word limit, structure
and the candidate's facts:
`output/<name>/scholarships/<id>/essays/*.md`, `letters/*.md`, `recommendations/referee_requests.md`.

## Before writing

1. Read `PROFILE.md`, `profile/story_bank.md` and the scholarship's `SCHOLARSHIP.md` (strategy, what it pays,
   who it is for).
2. Open the draft file. Keep its front matter; write under `## Draft`.
3. If the story bank has no material for the prompt, **interview the candidate** for one concrete story (situation,
   task, actions, results with numbers) and add it to `profile/story_bank.md` first. Never invent facts, numbers,
   employers or awards.