scf-submission-drafter

Drafts Stellar Community Fund Build Award applications through guided section-by-section interviews.

3|Updated Feb 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/stellar-zk/stellar-zk --skill scf-submission-drafter-stellar-zk
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Skill: scf-submission-drafter
Source: https://github.com/stellar-zk/stellar-zk/tree/main/.claude/skills/scf-submission-drafter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stellar-zk/stellar-zk --skill scf-submission-drafter-stellar-zk

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Writing a competitive Stellar Community Fund (SCF) Build Award application is difficult: teams struggle to articulate why Stellar is essential, structure deliverables correctly, build bottom-up budgets, and present verifiable traction. This Skill walks teams through the entire submission so the draft matches the patterns of funded projects. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Discovery: Interviews the team on the one-sentence pitch, track selection (Integration, Open, or RFP), Stellar integration rationale, team composition, existing work, traction evidence, budget range, and referral codes. - Structured Drafting: Produces every submission section — project description, technical architecture with Soroban contract details, team bios, deliverables in the funded-project format, bottom-up budgets mapped to tranches, and traction metrics — with Open Track requirements like AI-artifact disclosure and open-source plans. - Pre-Submit Review: Runs a checklist covering Stellar essentiality, MVP technical deliverables, UX readiness, budget proportionality, audit-cost exclusion, and working links, flagging gaps before submission. - Use Case: A team building a Soroban-based payments app answers the discovery questions, receives a complete draft with [DRAFT NOTE: ...] markers where more detail is needed, and iterates until every checklist item passes. ## Quick Start Help me draft my SCF Build Award application for my Soroban project, starting with the discovery questions.

Frequently Asked Questions about scf-submission-drafter

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write a Stellar Community Fund application?▼

Start with a one-sentence description of what you build, then explain why Stellar capabilities like Soroban contracts or SEPs are essential. Structure deliverables with completion criteria and budgets, and provide verifiable traction evidence before submitting.

What is the difference between SCF Integration, Open, and RFP tracks?▼

Integration Track covers projects integrating an existing Stellar building block from the eligible list. Open Track is for novel protocols or infrastructure and requires AI-artifact disclosure plus a smart-contract open-source plan. RFP Track responds to a published Request for Proposals.

How should I structure deliverables for an SCF Build Award?▼

Use 2-4 deliverables per milestone, each with a description, completion criteria, estimated completion, and budget. The MVP must include a technical deliverable interacting with Stellar or Soroban, and mainnet must include UX readiness.

What budget range is typical for funded SCF Build Awards?▼

The median funded Build Award is $93,700, with the middle 50% between $60K and $128K. Budgets should be built bottom-up with rates and effort per line item, exclude audit costs, and avoid large marketing line items.

Can I submit an SCF application without existing code or traction?▼

Teams without any existing work should build at least a testnet deployment before submitting, since reviewers expect proof of intent. Pre-launch traction can include waitlist numbers with collection periods and named partner commitments rather than live metrics.