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tmonk

20 Skills published on GitHub.

stata-table-builder

Build and review paper-ready regression, balance, and summary tables from Stata outputs. Use when the user needs a clean table for a draft, appendix, or coauthor share-out.

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stata-toolkit

Activate when users mention Stata commands, .do files, regressions, econometrics, stored results, graphs, dataset inspection, replication, or Stata errors. Route the task through mcp-stata tools and the specialized research skills instead of treating it as plain text coding.

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stata

Show mcp-stata identity, connected tools, and status. Use when the user asks if mcp-stata is available, asks about access to the toolkit, or asks what Stata tools are connected.

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stata-causal-inference

Design, run, and critique causal inference workflows in Stata. Use when the user is working on identification, treatment effects, DiD, IV, event studies, RD, or assumption-sensitive empirical claims.

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stata-data-audit

Audit datasets for structure, missingness, labeling, suspicious values, duplicate identifiers, and documentation readiness. Use when a researcher asks for data QA, codebook review, sanity checks, or pre-analysis cleanup guidance.

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stata-data-provenance

Track dataset lineage, transformation steps, merge logic, and reproducibility risks in Stata workflows. Use when the user needs to explain where data came from, how it changed, or why a pipeline can be trusted.

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stata-environment-diagnose

Diagnose local Stata, MCP, package, startup, graph-export, and permissions issues. Use when setup is failing, Stata is not discovered, packages are missing, logs are truncated, or a managed machine behaves differently from a normal workstation.

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stata-graph

List, export, and review Stata graphs from the current session.

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stata-help

Look up Stata command documentation and display formatted help text.

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stata-inspect

Describe and summarize the current dataset in memory. Optionally inspect a specific variable with codebook.

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stata-lint

Run static analysis on a Stata .do or .ado file and report style and best-practice issues.

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stata-log

Tail, read, or search a Stata log file from a previous command or background task.

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stata-modernize

Improve, modernize, and optimize existing Stata code for performance, portability, and maintainability. Use when legacy patterns such as preserve/restore, cd, #delimit, slow aggregation, or weak fixed-effects workflows appear in code under review.

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stata-power-analysis

Plan and critique power, MDE, and sample-size calculations for Stata-based research workflows. Use when the user is designing a study, checking detectability, or defending precision claims.

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stata-publication-qa

Review regression outputs, tables, and graphs for publication readiness. Use when the user asks whether a result is ready for a paper, appendix, seminar, referee response, or coauthor review.

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stata-referee-response

Organize and execute Stata workflows for referee responses, robustness requests, and coauthor follow-ups. Use when the user needs to answer a critique with targeted reruns, tables, figures, and a defensible audit trail.

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stata-replication

Run replication, robustness, and specification-sensitivity workflows for Stata projects. Use when a researcher wants to reproduce a result, rerun a pipeline, compare specifications, audit a do-file sequence, or check whether a claim is stable.

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stata-results

Fetch and display stored r(), e(), and s() results from the last Stata command.

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stata-run

Run arbitrary Stata code or a .do file and display the result.

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stata-setup

Install, configure, update, or verify mcp-stata across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, and VS Code. Activate when users ask to set up the Stata toolkit or troubleshoot the installation.

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