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Thanks! I'm not inclined to take this for the official repository -- there are any number of formats that people may like for their grants and (except for grants with specific guidelines like NIH), we really have no way to say how a "grant proposal" style should look like and how to decide if e.g. requested changes should or shouldn't be made.

Obviously people can still use your style in Zotero: Simply download from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/69e904cb2977b23bd3c1224dc5f42af2bf732691/minimal-grant-proposals.csl via "save link as" and then double-click the downloaded file to install.

Fair enough, I'll turn it into a "gist". Thanks for the quick reply!

you don't even have to -- you can just use the above link; it'll remain stable.